US EditionPark City Council mulls pride in municipal logo, other response to state bill
- Governor Spencer Cox, along with local leaders, is advocating for Sundance to remain in Utah, but the potential signing of HB77 threatens the state's efforts to maintain the festival.
- Critics, including the ACLU, have condemned HB77 as unconstitutional, with concerns that it undermines Utah's values of inclusivity and diversity as the state vies to keep the festival.
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Drama over Utah’s bid to keep Sundance heats up over LGBTQ+ flag ban bill
A pride flag flies at the Salt Lake City & County Building on Thursday, March 13, 2025. (McKenzie Romero/Utah News Dispatch)This story originally appeared in the Utah News Dispatch. The ongoing drama over whether the film festival that helped put Utah on the world map will stay in the conservative state — or move elsewhere — is heating up. Even though the Utah Legislature included $3.5 million in its 2025 budget to help entice the Sundance Film …
Edmonton Public Library tells workers to remove 2SLBGTQ+ pride symbols: Union
A back-and-forth brewing between the Edmonton Public Library (EPL) and the union representing its workers, as the later took to social media to write an open letter, alleging EPL staff have recently been ordered to remove Pride flags displayed within public areas in their workspace. Calling the move a censorship, CSU52 posted on X saying, […]
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