A large banner “Black Lives Matter” on the front of the US embassy in Seoul was draped removed on Monday after it was brought to the attention of the President and Secretary of State Donald Trump Michael Pompeo, familiar to people familiar with matter. Pompey and Trump were both the banner of unhappy people he said. A large banner, multi-colored Pride “recognize lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people was removed on Monday. They have been replaced with a banner to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Korean War. The message unfurled the banner” Black Lives Matter “on its mission buildings global Saturday against racism to support protests that followed the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody last month. Read more: the story behind the TEMPO George Floyd the protest coverage US Embassy “stands in solidarity with other Americans in mourning and peaceful protest to demand positive change,” the message said Saturday on Twitter, posting a photo of the banner. “our #BlackLivesMatter banner showing our support for the fight against racial injustice and police brutality, while we strive to be an inclusive and equitable society. “But on Monday, after the str iscioni have been removed, said the message that the US Ambassador to South Korea Harry Harris has no intention “to support or encourage donations to a particular organization. To avoid the false impression that the American taxpayer dollars these organizations have been issued for the benefit, he directed that the flag be removed. “Harris said earlier in a re-Tweet tweet the message on the banner, in Korean, that” the United States of America is a free nation and diversified … of this diversity, we get our strength. “He also cited the ‘former president John Kennedy. the US Embassy is in solidarity with others mourning Americans and peaceful protest to demand positive change. our #BlackLivesMatter banner showing our support for the fight against racial injustice and brutality of police, while we strive to be an inclusive and equitable society. pic.twitter.com/Y4Thr2MRdw – uS Embassy Seoul (@USEmbassySeoul) June 13, 2020 the message had the great rainbow flag to support “LGBTQ Pride Month” during last year, it does not seem to raise the flag, despite an order from the State Department. Harris was appointed to his post in 2018 after Trump a Navy career in which he was to d i hold the first Asian-American one rank to four stars and the first head of the US Pacific Command. It ‘was the representative of the Joint Chiefs of State for 2011-2013 under President Barack Obama. An anti-racism protest took place in Seoul on June 6, with more than 100 people to the city’s central shopping district of Myeongdong in blacks marching clothes. Picture copyright by Simon Shin-SOPA Images / Rocket Light / Getty Images
Black lives Matter’Banner from the US embassy in Seoul
