The mayor of Evansville, Wyoming, on Sunday removed the Pride flags on display outside the town’s Municipal Building.
Jeremy Brown, an Evansville, Wyo., resident, planted Nazi flags in protest of pride flags that were donated to the town by Casper Pride in celebration of Pride Month.
Evansville, Wyo., Mayor Candace Machado's office now sports iridescent streamers, multicolor pinwheels and a rainbow piñata after she removed miniature Pride flags displayed on the municipal building's lawn per an agreement with a town resident.
A swastika was chalked into the parking lot and on the sidewalks of the Evansville Municipal Building in response to Pride flags being planted in the grass of the property.
Andrew Towne, Star-Tribune
Sarah Ramsey draws a heart near the spot where an Evansville man drew a swastika before an Evansville Town Council meeting.
Dylan Farrell, Star-Tribune
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Jeremy Brown, an Evansville, Wyo., resident, planted Nazi flags in protest of pride flags that were donated to the town by Casper Pride in celebration of Pride Month.
Evansville, Wyo., Mayor Candace Machado's office now sports iridescent streamers, multicolor pinwheels and a rainbow piñata after she removed miniature Pride flags displayed on the municipal building's lawn per an agreement with a town resident.
A swastika was chalked into the parking lot and on the sidewalks of the Evansville Municipal Building in response to Pride flags being planted in the grass of the property.
