Patriots NFL Team Takes on Anti-LGBTQ+ Trolls Over Pride Display
The team stood up to haters after tweeting a picture of an illuminated Pride flag at its stadium.
June 03 2022 4:50 PM
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The team stood up to haters after tweeting a picture of an illuminated Pride flag at its stadium.
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