Washington State Councilwoman Says Pride Flag ‘More Relatable’ than American Flag
- Washington State Councilwoman Isabel Mata said the Pride flag is more relatable to her than the American flag and questioned the display of 27 American flags in a park, citing parts of American history as 'not great'.
- Mata apologized for her remarks, expressing respect for veterans and military sacrifices, and clarified that her comments were personal and not a formal policy proposal.
- She emphasized the importance of community input for any changes in public space representations to reflect the city's diversity.
- Mata described Lynnwood as a diverse city and condemned hateful messages she received following her comments, highlighting challenges faced by public officials.
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Washington state councilwoman says pride flag ‘more relatable’ than American flag
A Lynnwood, Washington, city councilwoman is facing widespread backlash after questioning whether a local park's 27 American flags still reflect the city's diversity -- and declaring that she finds the pride flag far more personally relatable than the Stars and Stripes.
Lynnwood councilwoman faces backlash after calling pride flag ‘more relatable’ than the American flag
A Washington state councilwoman told a public gathering that a pride flag means more to her than the American flag, and suggested a local park’s 27 U.S. flags could be swapped out for something more inclusive. The remarks, made weeks before Memorial Day in the year the nation marks its 250th birthday, drew swift condemnation...
Local leftist leader who slammed American flag apologizes after outrage
A “queer” Washington State city councilwoman has apologized after her critique of the American flag prompted a flood of outrage. Speaking at a Lynnwood City Council meeting on Monday, councilmember Isabel Mata revealed that she finds the so-called pride flag to be more relatable than the American flag. “To me, a pride flag is way more relatable than an American flag,” she said. “I would not raise an American flag at my house because I wouldn’t. …
Local leftist leader who slammed American flag apologizes after outrage · American Wire News
A “queer” Washington State city councilwoman has apologized after her critique of the American flag prompted a flood of outrage. Speaking at a Lynnwood City Council meeting on Monday, councilmember Isabel Mata revealed that she finds the so-called pride flag to be more relatable than the American flag. “To me, a pride flag is way more relatable than an American flag,” she said. “I would not raise an American flag at my house because I wouldn’t. …
Far-Left Official Proposes Replacing American Flag With 'Way More Relatable' 'Pride' Flag
The anti-capitalist, race-baiting leaders currently running Seattle into the ground might be fueling most of the headlines, but there's plenty of far-left extremism on display across the state of Washington. One recent example emerged from the Lynnwood City Council, where one elected official advanced an opinion that most Americans outside ...
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