A rainbow-coloured tower was removed from a children’s playground after angry parents complained about its supposed pro-LGBTQ+ symbolism - and even called it 'satanic'. Yes. Really 🙄
The colour-scheme of this children’s climbing frame in Entebbe, Central Uganda, was decried by parents for promoting LGBTQ+ rights
Fabrice Brad Rulinda, mayor of Entebbe, said the climbing frame had been painted as part of ‘a bid to refurbish the children’s park […] and create a safe environment for our children’. ‘It is unfortunate that certain movements have decided to use the rainbow to represent and reflect certain acts that go against the norms of the people of Uganda.
He added: ‘We appreciate the vigilance and the patriotism in protecting our heritage and the future of our country by protecting the children of the land.’
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