World Pride Parade Lights Up Washington D.C.
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Washington, D.C. had a World Pride parade on Saturday. The weather changed from rain to sunshine for the event. Many people celebrated with flags and happy feelings during the parade.
Thousands of people joined the parades and other events. They wanted to show strength against challenges to LGBTQ+ rights. Activists say these challenges are a big problem for their community.
A big rainbow flag was carried by 500 people. They were from the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, D.C. Behind them, people showed flags for different groups like transgender and bisexual people.
Some famous people like Reneé Rapp and Laverne Cox joined the parade. They waved to the crowds and showed their support. Laverne Cox said Pride means helping each other always.
Many people were worried about safety at World Pride. Some travelers from other countries did not come. Despite this, many people came from places like Iran and Russia to celebrate.
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What happened in Washington, D.C. on Saturday?
There was a World Pride parade.
Who joined the parade to show support?
Famous people like Reneé Rapp and Laverne Cox joined the parade.
Why were some people worried about the World Pride event?
Many people were worried about safety.
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