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Havas Chicago are celebrating the spirit of Pride with a virtual celebration
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Due to concerns over the global coronavirus pandemic, Pride events around the world have been put on hold, so the award-winning creative advertising agency has introduced Can’t Cancel Pride – an LGBTQ+ led social movement that celebrates the legacy of queer liberation. “Over the past decade, Pride events worldwide have become increasingly corporatized — rainbow-washing queer culture and creating a spectacle that takes attention away from the injustices that still affect the LGBTQ+ community,” said Havas. “With those events not happening this year and corporate sponsorships no longer at the forefront of Pride celebrations, a team of creatives and strategists at Havas saw an opportunity to reclaim what is ours and revive the true authentic
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Alternative Manchester Pride Festival announced for August bank holiday
Manchester Pride has announced it will be delivering three days of celebrations for LGBTQ+ people over the August bank holiday weekend – Saturday, August 29, Sunday, August 30 and Monday, August 31.The Alternative Manchester Pride Festival 2020 will feature free content that can be enjoyed by those who wish to celebrate from the safety of their own homes.Delivered online in partnership with United We Stream Greater Manchester, the Saturday will be filled with content inspired by the Festival’s Manchester Pride Live event.
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