Lulu Miller

Well, that's a really good reason to give on and to something.

Yeah, I was like, you can't beat them.

Let's really join them.

So there's that.

That's door number one.

Door number two is we could do a little pride coda just about the rainbow becoming the on the flag, the rainbow being the pride, the gay pride flag, the queer pride flag.

Or we could do a butterfly coda of just that.

Butterflies are shady as hell.

Okay.

So the Pride Coda is like, how did this...

How did this rainbow become a part of the queer pride flag, become the queer pride flag?

So there have been, you know, different emblems of queer pride throughout the era.

There was, you know, a time where the pink triangle, which was on the Nazi uniform, was reclaimed as like a gay pride thing.

There was, I guess, Oscar Wilde had a whole green carnation situation.

There were other things.

But in 1978...

We're in San Francisco and Harvey Milk asks his friend, Gilbert Baker, a gay activist and also someone who's very big into tailoring, seamstressing.

What is a male seamstress?

So there's going to be a big gay pride parade.

It was called like the Gay Freedom Day Parade.