Seattle Celebrates 50th Pride Parade with Large Crowds at Cal Anderson and Volunteer Park

Seattle, WALocal News

Seattle's Pride celebration on June 28, 2024, attracted substantial crowds to Cal Anderson and Volunteer Park, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the city's Pride parade. Attendees celebrated love and acceptance, reinforcing community support for LGBTQ+ rights. Local leaders highlighted the significance of Pride events in fostering inclusivity and equality, underlining the progress made since the first parade. The vibrant atmosphere was filled with joy, solidarity, and a commitment to ongoing advocacy. This year's celebration served as a reminder of the challenges still faced by the LGBTQ+ community, as well as the progress achieved over the decades.

The event also featured various performances and activities, enhancing the sense of community engagement. Many participants expressed their gratitude for the safe space provided to celebrate their identities. The gathering marked a notable milestone in Seattle's commitment to promoting diversity and acceptance.

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