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27.03 - 21:21
Ft. Lauderdale delays first ever Pride of the Americas over COVID-19
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In more annoying COVID-19 news, Pride Ft. Lauderdale, the organization responsible for Pride festivals in Ft. Lauderdale has announced that the first-ever Pride of the Americas has been postponed until the fall.
Pride of the Americas would have hosted an estimated 350,000 LGBTQ people from around the globe as a sort of International Pride.
The event was scheduled for April 21-26 and included concerts, a fashion show, and the usual dance parties & street fairs.
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A greener rainbow for Exeter Pride on May 2
EXCITING plans are being made for Exeter Pride on Saturday, May 2 – and it promises to be the greenest yet. In a bold move, the trustees have banned petrol and diesel vehicles (other than statutory requirements) from its colourful rainbow march through Exeter High Street. Electric vehicles, bicycles, giant rainbow flags, morris dancers, Street Heat samba band and thousands of representatives from community groups and organisations have already booked in to take part in the march.
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