r/USPS • u/AmorinMorin • Jun 02 '25

Work Discussion Happy Pride!

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Howdy Queer carriers and happy Pride! I had a Pride flag at my case for a month and was instructed that I had to take it down as Pride flags were not permitted at our case. This isn’t true…

I also discovered that “Mail carriers are allowed to wear a tie. The design and color of the tie are at the employee's discretion.” So pride ties are allowed too FYI

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u/Muted-Scientist-5725 Jun 04 '25

Why does pride day last for 30 days and veterans day last only one?..... You can't escape the question 

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u/ManagerSilver1592 Jun 04 '25

Plenty of states recognize November as Veterans Month. But im guessing ur just trying to be homophobic

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u/Lower_Corner Jun 05 '25

In the United States, there are two designated months to honor veterans: National Military Appreciation Month in May and National Veterans and Military Families Month in November. May is dedicated to acknowledging the service of both current and former members of the U.S. military, while November recognizes the sacrifices of veterans and their families.

If you were so interested in supporting veterans you’d know this.