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I’m nervous about D.C.’s ability to stage WorldPride

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Are you excited about WorldPride DC? Really? Then you must know more — or much less — than I do. As displayed on the WorldPride DC website, festivities begin a little more than three months from now.

Click on the “Events” tab and that page lists multiple events, with several of them including information such as the venue and/or a vague synopsis of what will happen.

Who will perform? There is Shakira, whose current world tour was originally going to bring her to D.C. last November, but that was cancelled and her new date is now designated as the Welcome Ceremony for WorldPride DC.

I commend her for being an ally to the LGBTQ community, but I’m curious what modifications will be made to her tour set list and if any LGBTQ people will be on stage.

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