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21 February 2021

11:04 PM

21 February 2021

11:04 PM

Throughout the dark years of the Trump administration, brave, isolated voices in America’s richest, most liberal cities needed a means to communicate. They needed a kind of secret signal to show other liberals they were not alone, that the flame of liberalism was still burning. You may have seen the sign above and been confused:

Now, thanks to Joe Biden’s triumphal arrival in the capital, these symbols can be deciphered.

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