Black Lives Matter Banner Twitter. Ambassador to South Korea Harry Harris, appointed by Trump, had previously ordered that the Black Lives Matter and Pride flags be draped on the embassy. S. embassy in Seoul was removed on Monday after it was brought to the attention of President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Michael Pompeo, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Black Lives Matter banner was seen as support of worldwide movements honoring George Floyd, a black man who died in handcuffs while a white Minneapolis police officer pressed a knee on his neck.
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Banners for the Resistance | UUA.org
Embassy building in South Korea three days after it was raised there in The banner was put up on Saturday with Ambassador Harry Harris tweeting that his embassy "stands in solidarity with fellow Americans grieving and peacefully. The banner was hung on the front of the mission building on Saturday as the embassy tweeted a message in support of the anti-racism campaign across the United States and worldwide in response to the killing. The official explanation from the embassy, which didn't mention an LGBT.