Manchester installs LGBT traffic lights to honor Pride
Traffic lights are the newest way localities have found to express solidarity with the homosexual agenda...in Manchester, at least. August 24-27 will see the annual Manchester Pride Festival , an event featuring an LGBT “pride” parade, a candlelight vigil for victims of HIV, a variety of musical performances, film premieres and art displays, dancing, karaoke, and more. The pro-LGBT PinkNews reports that in honor of the festivities, parts of the city have received custom pedestrian crossing lights that replace the lights’ traditional walking figures with pairs of gender symbols denoting homosexual relationships. “These diversity images on traffic lights” help to “engage organizations to provide greater visibility” in a “fun and engaging way,” Manchester Pride chief executive Mark Fletcher claimed. The lights were inspired by similar lights made in 2016 for homosexual “pride” events in Bournemouth and London. “Diversity and inclusivity are very important to Siemens, and this is a gre...