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Here's the best of 2024 Oakland Pride Parade: Video

Oakland, CALocal News

The 2024 Oakland Pride Parade took place on September 8, marking its 14th annual celebration in the heart of downtown Oakland. This year's theme, "Rooted in Pride," underscored the importance of inclusivity and unity within the LGBTQ+ community and its supporters. ABC7 proudly sponsored the event and provided extensive live coverage, with hosts Julian Glover and Zach Fuentes guiding viewers through the festivities. The parade featured vibrant floats, lively performances, and enthusiastic participation from community members, showcasing the rich diversity that Oakland embodies. As attendees filled the streets, the atmosphere was one of joy and celebration, reinforcing the message that "Everybody belongs.

" ABC7's coverage allowed those unable to attend to witness the highlights and best moments of the day. The event not only celebrates LGBTQ+ pride but also fosters a sense of community and belonging. This commitment to diversity and inclusion continues to resonate within Oakland, making the parade a significant event in the city's cultural calendar.

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