Trump, pink triangle

Trump shared an article with a pink triangle symbol: Why critics are alarmed
An article shared by President Trump featured an upside-down pink triangle, crossed out by a red "no" symbol. Why LGBTQ+ and Jewish advocates are alarmed.
Why are people worried about Donald Trump sharing an article with upside-down pink triangle?
Donald Trump is at the center of politics in the US and applying symbols of great historical value provokes much controversy.
Donald Trump shares article with crossed-out Pink Triangle—No comment given by White House
Donald Trump’s sharing of an article featuring an inverted pink triangle has raised concerns over anti-LGBTQ+ messaging amid his administration’s rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies.
What Is 'Pink Triangle'? Trump Truthing Nazi-Era Symbol Sparks LGBTQ Anger
The President re-truthed a story with a thumbnail image of the symbol used by the Nazis to target gay people in concentration camps.
Donald Trump’s Nazi hate symbol pink triangle post, explained
Donald Trump’s second term in office has already been defined by an array of aggressive manoeuvres, from his forceful foreign policy plans to his sweeping government layoffs and antagonistic tariffs.
Yes, President Trump reposted an anti-LGBT ‘Pink Triangle' from the Nazi era
Internet users around the world have been reacting to a post by President Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform, where he shared a link that displayed a “no” sign over a downward-facing pink triangle.
Yes, Trump posted link that included Nazi symbol for gay men in concentration camps
U.S. President Donald Trump posted a link on Truth Social that displayed a symbol Nazis used to identify gay men in ...
Why some Democrats are turning the Trump address into a wave of pink
The embrace of such a traditionally feminine color by women with considerable political power makes a stunning example of ...
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Maths Week Scotland 2023 - Problem 5 - Triangles
There are six upside down triangles made up of four smaller ones. And there was one upside down triangle made up of nine smaller ones. So let's add up all our triangles together now. For upright ...