The 2025 Underground Pride Guide, Pt. 3 Because the Month Isnt Over

D. C. 's queer community thrived during Pride Month, showcasing resilience despite park closures and political challenges. The WorldPride Parade, marked by feathers and rainbows, captivated attendees last weekend along 14th Street NW. Events across the city celebrated LGBTQ+ culture, drawing attention to the community's vibrancy amidst adversity.

Voices within the community expressed feelings of fear and exhaustion, as many grapple with political and social pressures. The parade and associated festivities were not merely celebrations; they also served as a reminder of the ongoing struggles faced by queer and trans individuals. In this context, local artists and organizations emerged as crucial pillars of support. The events underscored the importance of solidarity and collective action within the community. As Pride Month continues, D.

C. remains a focal point for LGBTQ+ visibility and advocacy.