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Trump administration agrees to restore pride flag at Stonewall memorial

By David Zimmermann
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The Trump administration agreed on Monday to raise the pride flag back up at the Stonewall National Monument in New York City within the next week.

The agreement came as the federal government settled a lawsuit filed by LGBT groups. Under the settlement’s terms, the flag will be permanently restored to its place on the memorial’s flagpole alongside the American flag and a flag for the National Park Service.

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