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National Park Service to close Dupont Circle for WorldPride DC this weekend
The National Park Service and U.S. Park Police decided to close Dupont Circle Park for WorldPride DC this weekend, government sources said. Eight-foot-tall metal fencing now surrounds the popular gathering spot at the heart of a bustling neighborhood.
The Washington Post spoke to WorldPride attendees about what the celebration means to them amidst rising threats to LGBTQ+ ...
For the first time, WorldPride has descended on Washington, D.C., as the city marks its 50th anniversary of Pride ...
WorldPride, the international celebration of LGBTQ+ identity held biennially in a different city, is in Washington, DC this ...
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At WorldPride, queer community vows to be heard “The WorldPride stage is in front of the Capitol building at a time when they ...
Thousands gathering for WorldPride will take the streets in D.C. on June 7 for a massive parade, following a route similar to ...
Thanks to a quirk of local rules that puts the federal government in charge of city parks, Dupont Circle has been fenced off just as people around the world come to DC for pride.
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