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Capital Pride Parade 2012
The Capital Pride Parade made its way through the streets of D.C. on Saturday, drawing thousands of spectators.
(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)
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154 pics and you all didn’t get any of the South Asian Pride folks representing Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, and Nepal? There’s still enormous stigma in those countries and in US communities. As best I can recall, this is the first year they had representation and I think it’s important that there are South Asian folks within the GLBTQ umbrella who are represented in the media depictions of these events.
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We are in the process of putting up more an more pictures. Check back again soon to see more people, floats and Pride!
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Such a boring parade! you have a whole year to come up with some great PRIDE floats, banners, etc and all you had were a bunch of politicans and their minions in campaign t-shirts! Embarrassing!!!!!
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