It’s that time of year again -- the founder of The Pink Triangle said he needs hundreds of volunteers to put the iconic symbol into place on Twin Peaks for pride month in San Francisco.
It's nearly an acre in size and you can see it from 20 miles away.
This will be the pink triangle's 28th year -- a big undertaking with a big message.
"It really is a joyous occasion and you have fun building the pink triangle and you learn a little bit about the holocaust and about persecution that's was addressed specifically towards the gay community," said Patrick Carney, founder of The Pink Triangle.
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Volunteers are needed June 16 and 17 to create the triangle and July 1 to take it down.
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