Two progressive U.S. cities in red states found a new way around state laws banning Pride and Juneteenth flags from being flown on government property. The cities simply incorporated the flags’ designs into official city flags so the flags can legally be flown on city property.

In recent weeks, both Idaho and Utah have enacted bans that prohibit Pride flags from being displayed on government property, pitting lawmakers in the Republican-dominated legislatures against the more progressive capitals of Boise and Salt Lake City, where the flags are often flown at city hall.