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This going to do? he's like i'm going to -- that's the scariest part there. what is the plan with the baseball bat? >> sandra: i don't know. to protect one's self, i suppose. nothing more embarrassing than seeing yourself running and screaming from an animal. don't mess with a raccoon. trace? >> john: pride flags wouldn't be supplying at military installations this month. the pentagon keeping in place to ban all pride flags at u.s. bases. jennifer griffin has more. hi, jennifer. >> this decision puts the pentagon at odds with the state department where secretary state anthony blinken said he w...

The Original Pride Flag Has Returned to San Francisco What was once thought to be destroyed after sustaining water damage while inside a storage facility, a piece of the OG Rainbow Flag — undeniably the single-most defining symbol of queer solidarity and of the LGBTQ civil rights movement — was rediscovered in 2019; a portion of that same flag now sits inside a glass display box in the GLBT Historical Society Museum. Pride month is in full swing. After a year marked by predominantly virtual affairs, June of 2021 is shaping up to be a somewhat normal pride with in-person events (and even I...

Day Around the Bay: Pro-Palestinian Demonstration Tries to Block Israeli Cargo Ship at Port of Oakland A group of protesters attempted (for the second time) to block an Israeli cargo ship from unloading at the Port of Oakland Friday. With banners and Palestinian flags in tow, about 200 demonstrators gathered at one of the four marine terminals at the East Bay shipping port; "the roadway is full and traffic is backed up," said  Port of Oakland spokesman Robert Bernardo during the Friday morning display — which eventually simmered down with no reports of arrests. [Chronicle] SF police have a...

A Boulder County man is accused of stealing LGBTQ pride flags earlier this week from an intersection in Louisville.

As Pride month kicks off, big brands sell LGBT merchandise as a seeming sign of solidarity – but this move is being criticized as Rainbow Capitalism.