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Ls, Gs, and Bs: The US government is deleting your history too

The Trump administration is coming after all of us, no matter what part of the rainbow we identify with.

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Ranger-led activity: Take a screen break

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National Pride Service Report: March 3-10

Deleting the Parks and LGBTQ Heritage page does NOT delete LGBTQ+ history

Deleting the Parks and LGBTQ Heritage page does NOT delete LGBTQ+ history

image of a rainbow pride flag and a transgender pride flag stuck in the sand next to a tan park ranger hat.

Ranger-led Activity: You exist

A black and white photograph of a large three story home with white siding and several pine trees in the front yard.

LGBTQ+ places the government doesn't want you to know about

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Greetings from the National Pride Service

News

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National Pride Service Report: March 3-10

A summary of the recent work conducted by the National Pride Serivice.

Double rainbow over Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge with verdant green swamp land and a boardwalk below

Greetings from the National Pride Service

National Parks

Deleting the Parks and LGBTQ Heritage page does NOT delete LGBTQ+ history

Deleting the Parks and LGBTQ Heritage page does NOT delete LGBTQ+ history

The National Park Service thinks deleting a webpage means deleting LGBTQ heritage. We disagree!

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LGBTQ+ places the government doesn't want you to know about

History

Deleting the Parks and LGBTQ Heritage page does NOT delete LGBTQ+ history

Deleting the Parks and LGBTQ Heritage page does NOT delete LGBTQ+ history

The National Park Service thinks deleting a webpage means deleting LGBTQ heritage. We disagree!

A black and white photograph of a large three story home with white siding and several pine trees in the front yard.

LGBTQ+ places the government doesn't want you to know about

Ranger-led Activities

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Ranger-led activity: Take a screen break

Ranger-led Activity: You exist

Essays

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Ls, Gs, and Bs: The US government is deleting your history too

If you're wondering why we can just republish all this content, it's because nearly every document the United States federal government produces is in the public domain. The National Park Service website states: "Copyright law does not protect 'any work of the U.S. Government' where 'a work prepared by an officer or employee of the U.S. Government as part of that person's official duties' (See, 17 U.S.C. §§ 101, 105). Thus, material created by the NPS and presented on this website, unless otherwise indicated, is generally considered in the public domain. It may be distributed or copied as permitted by applicable law."