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CHS Pics Broadway, Cal Anderson, and Volunteer Park filled with crowds and love as Seattle celebrates its 50th Pride

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Seattle's Pride celebrations reached a milestone with the 50th anniversary event, featuring the Dyke March and PrideFest on Broadway. Despite overcast weather, attendees filled local parks and streets, engaging in activities like Drag Queen Storytime and a pet drag show. The Gender Justice League organized the Trans Pride event in Volunteer Park, emphasizing a grassroots approach by rejecting corporate sponsorship. New murals depicting LGBTQIA+ heroes were unveiled to commemorate the anniversary, enriching the cultural landscape of the community. Local businesses actively participated by transforming their spaces into welcoming areas for Pride attendees.

The affordable senior housing development, Pride Place, allowed new residents to join the festivities, showcasing the ongoing commitment to LGBTQIA+ community support. These events underscored the importance of Pride as a celebration of both cultural history and current advocacy. Organizers and attendees alike honored the legacy of the movement while promoting inclusivity and joy.

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