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Here’s what to know about the 2021 Capital Pride parade and march in Washington, D.C., today, including the parade route and road closures.
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It may not be a traditional Pride celebration in Washington, but there's plenty to keep your LGBTQ spirits soaring.
Wicked Local All over the country and across the world, Pride celebrations will take place during the month of June, which is known as Pride Month. In Scituate, Scituate PRIDE will bring the first Pride Month celebrations to town. “Celebrating these events is so important for many reasons,” said Sheena Sanders-Smead, Vice President of Scituate PRIDE. “It is a time to show your personal Pride in living your truth, and supporting others to do the same. It is a time to reflect on where we are in the fight, what progress has been made and what still needs to be done. It is a time to...
Wicked Local For the first time in Scituate, events have been scheduled all through June in honor of Pride Month. Scituate PRIDE, a non-profit organization with a focus on creating awareness, standing against hate, and supporting the LGBTQIA+ community, encourages everyone to take part. Friday, June 4 6 to 7 p.m. at Cole Parkway - the kick-off to Pride Month with the raising of the Pride Flag at the opening of Scituate Harbor. “We will tell the community of our Pride celebration and calendar of events,” said Sheena Sanders-Smead, Vice President of Scituate PRIDE. “We will also take ...