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Colorado Springs’ Fox affiliate reports:
In the wake of the tragedy at Club Q, a flag was raised Wednesday morning, Nov. 23, at Colorado Springs City Hall in solidarity with the grieving LGBTQ+ community.
A 24 by 14 foot section of a historic pride flag now hangs at City Hall as a gesture of love and healing. This flag, known as section 93 of the ‘Sea to Sea’ flag, is on loan to Colorado Springs from the ‘Sacred Cloth’ project.
This is the same flag that flies each year in Orlando since 2016, marking the anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub shooting.
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A Pride flag created by San Francisco’s Gilbert Baker was unfurled at #ColoradoSprings City Hall. This came as part of an emotional ceremony mourning the five lives lost during the mass shooting that took place at a local nightclub on Nov. 19. https://t.co/OWdlzzsIlq pic.twitter.com/5AbMvZfV2t
— ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) November 24, 2022
The ‘Sacred Cloth’ pride flag will be displayed at Colorado Springs City Hall for two weeks. Section 93 of the Sea to Sea Flag is on loan to Colorado Springs from the Sacred Cloth Project as a gesture of love, solidarity and healing in the wake of the #ClubQ shootings. pic.twitter.com/NocXqKej7q
— City of Colorado Springs, Olympic City USA (@CityofCOS) November 23, 2022
At unveiling of Sacred Cloth Pride Flag at Colorado Springs City Hall, Nov. 23, 2022 #ClubQ pic.twitter.com/bdWJmx5PTX
— Dan Boyce (@BoyceDan) November 23, 2022
More from our team on the ground in #ColoradoSprings: Today, local leaders held a ceremony at City Hall to raise a 25-foot historic Pride flag. The flag is on loan from the Sacred Cloth Project as a gesture of love, solidarity & healing after the tragedy https://t.co/qF4V2BR2us pic.twitter.com/XORVX5c0tu
— GLAAD (@glaad) November 23, 2022