Organizers of Twin Peaks’ 28th annual Pink Triangle are seeking out volunteers to help set up the symbol that glows above the city during Pride Month.
The nearly acre-sized pink triangle serves as both a reclamation of a symbol first used by Nazis to identify gay men, and a memorial to commemorate people in the LGBTQ community who faced discrimination — both in decades prior and in today’s world.
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