Pride Flags to Fly at Hawaii State Capitol for the First Time in June

Pride flags to fly at Hawaii State Capitol for the first time in June

Pride flags will fly at the Hawaii State Capitol for the first time this June, marking a historic milestone for LGBTQIA+ communities.

Pride flags fly over state Capitol for first time to mark milestone | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Gov. Josh Green has declared June as Pride Month and on Monday, for the first time, flew a Pride flag over the state Capitol, where it will remain for the entire month.

Hawaiʻi is doing this for the first time in history. How you can see it

HONOLULU (KHON2) -- On Monday, June 2, 2025, Hawaiʻi is marking a historic milestone as Pride flags are being flown at the State Capitol for the first time in history. Governor Josh Green, M.D. authorized the display which is raising eight flags along South Beretania Street, to commemorate Pride Month. The flags include the progressive Pride flag, which incorporates rainbow stripes representing people of color, transgender individuals, intersex …