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A screenshot of a Facebook post from Only In Boston says, "The Pledge of Allegiance was written and published at 209 Columbus Avenue in Boston. Built in 1892, the Pledge of Allegiance Building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974." Below it is a picture of an orange building in a city with an American flag on top. The background is the picture of the city filling the entire frame.

Is the Building Where Pledge of Allegiance Was Written Now a Nightclub?

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Izz Scott LaMagdeleine
Feb 6, 2023 Besides the club, the building also houses an injury center and a fitness center.
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Was Rep. George Santos a Drag Queen in Brazil?

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Nur Ibrahim
Jan 19, 2023 The embattled representative allegedly performed in drag shows under the name “Kitara Ravache.”
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Supreme Court to revisit LGBT rights – this time with a wedding website designer, not a baker

Supreme Court Set to Revisit LGBT Rights With Wedding Website Case

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The Conversation
Sep 9, 2022 Another case about free speech and gay marriage has made its way to the high court: 303 Creative ...
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Wedding cake with figurines of two men in suits on top.

Did a Tennessee Hardware Store Put Up a 'No Gays Allowed' Sign?

Written by:
Dan Evon
Jun 7, 2018 The store that put up the sign in 2015 was back in the news several years later when it celebrat ...
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Court Upholds Damages in Same-Sex Wedding Cake Case

Written by:
Kim LaCapria
Jul 3, 2015 The Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries' ruling that the owners of the 'Sweet Cakes by Melissa ...
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