FBI cautions terrorist organizations may pose a threat to LGBTQIA+ pride events

The FBI recently issued a concerning warning about the potential targeting of LGBTQ events and venues by foreign terrorist organizations during Pride Month. This announcement has raised alarm among the LGBTQ community and law enforcement agencies alike, as there is a heightened threat environment surrounding upcoming pride events. With Pride Month just around the corner, the city of New York is gearing up for a month-long celebration of love and equality. However, the specter of potential terrorist threats looms large over these festivities, prompting individuals to be extra cautious and vigilant. Openly gay city Councilman Erik Bottcher expressed his dismay Read the full article here

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