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Missoula just made history by officially adopting the pride flag as its sole city flag — a bold move that’s sparking national debate. After a 9-2 vote, the council defied a new state law (HB 819) that bans political flags on public property, arguing that inclusivity and safety for LGBTQ+ youth demand it. Supporters, including parents and educators, say the flag is vital for community belonging — while critics, like some council members and the governor, call it divisive and argue only U.S. and Montana flags should fly. With the state’s sponsor hinting at legal amendments, this isn’t just local — it’s a flashpoint in America’s culture wars over public symbols.

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