Trump posts anti gay symbol

President Donald Trump posted an article on Truth Social featuring a troubling image - an anti-LGBTQ pink triangle, which was a Nazi-era symbol used to identify and persecute gay men in concentration camps. Here's what to know about the symbol's history.

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In response to questions about whether Trump knew about the history of the image or endorsed the article, White House spokesperson Rogers pointed to Trump's actions on behalf of the Jewish community in his first month in office.

Featured Weekly Ad. Yes, Trump posted link that included Nazi symbol for gay men in concentration camps Social media users shared screenshots of a post from the president's Truth Social account in March Trump posted an article to his Truth Social account this weekend featuring a deeply troubling image: a pink triangle—the Nazi-era symbol used to identify and persecute gay men in concentration.

President Trump 're-Truthed' a story to his Truth Social platform which included a graphic of the Pink Triangle, a symbol used to target gay men in Nazi Germany. In the middle of the TV is an upside-down pink triangle crossed out by a red "no" symbol.

In a Truth Social post on Sunday, President Donald Trump shared an article with a promo image depicting a symbol previously used by Nazis to identify gay men during the Holocaust. Those who do not comply will no longer work here. Follow her on X and TikTok kinseycrowley or Bluesky at kinseycrowley.

Trump shared the opinion piece in a post on Truth Social without adding any comment. From toapproximatelyqueer men were arrested and upwards of 15, were sentenced to concentration camps, marked by pink triangles, according to San Francisco's Pink Triangle Memorial website.

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In a Truth Social post on Sunday, President Donald Trump shared an article with a promo image depicting a symbol previously used by Nazis to identify gay men during the Holocaust. Trump has ordered federal agencies to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, and mentions of gender and the transgender community have been pulled from federal government websites.

The opinion article published in The Washington Times titled, "Army recruitment ads look quite different under Trump ," shows an illustrated television as the leading image. Hear this story. The symbol was overlayed with a red prohibited sign.

When reached for comment about Trump's sharing of the article, White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers said, "No president has been a greater friend to the Jewish community and Israel than President Trump. But bias, especially against gay men, rose as the Nazis worked towards an "Aryan" race.