Late last year, state Rep. David Borrero (R) introduced legislation banning flags 'that represent a political viewpoint, including, but not limited to, a politically partisan, racial, sexual orientation and gender, or political ideology viewpoint.' H.B. 901 would have banned such flags not only from schools but from flying above government buildings and universities.
"Together, by raising the Pride flag at City Hall, our city boldly and unapologetically acts on its commitment to inclusivity, the celebration of diversity, and the simple but profound idea that people should have the freedom to love who they love," Cross said.
"Gratefully, due to the loud and proud voices that opposed the bill, it did not pass," she said. "So, this year, as we stand under this Pride flag, we celebrate this small but important victory. Because we should not li
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