Satanic Temple Asks Boston To Fly Flag After Supreme Court Ruling

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The Satanic Temple has requested to fly its flag over Boston City Hall after a recent Supreme Court ruling that the city violated a Christian group’s constitutional free speech rights by refusing to raise a flag bearing the image of a cross.

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