The White House and The Washington Times have been contacted via email for comment ... for a piece which included an image of the Pink Triangle, a symbol directly tied to concentration camps.

Today, as before, the history of the pink triangle — a concentration camp badge turned LGBTQ+ rights symbol — offers important insight into the consequences of historical erasure as well as ...

Over the weekend, President Trump reposted an article to his Truth Social account with the image of a pink triangle, a symbol used during the Holocaust to identify gay men in Nazi concentration camps.

In the West, pink first became fashionable in the mid-1700s, when European aristocrats – both men and women – wore faint, powdery variants as a symbol of luxury and class. Madame de Pompadour ...

Languages: English. LGBTQ+ publications and many people on X (formerly Twitter) have expressed concern over the President reposting an image of the infamous symbol.