The article’s featured image is a poster with a pink inverted triangle crossed out ... Pink triangles were associated with ...

Trump posted a link to an article, which displayed a preview of the featured illustration of an upside-down pink triangle with a red slash through it. It was not clear whether he read the article ...

The pink triangle symbol was used by Nazi Germany to identify LGBTQ+ people in concentration camps. It’s unclear whether Trump had read the opinion piece or is aware of the historical significance.

In the middle of the TV is an upside-down pink triangle crossed out by a red "no" symbol. The pink triangle was used as a badge to identify gay men in concentration camps, and many received ...

President Trump shared an article featuring the Pink Triangle, once a Nazi symbol for gay men in concentration camps. His administration has rapidly altered LGBTQ+ policies, including banning ...

US President Donald Trump shared an opinion article on Truth Social on Sunday, which featured an upside-down pink triangle—a symbol originally used by the Nazis to identify gay men during the ...