June 10 — 29th Central Alabama Pride parade pm Lakeview entertainment district, Seventh Avenue South between 32nd and 21st streets. Parade begins at 32nd Street South and ends at Our Place. June 11 —? PrideFest am Sloss Furnaces, 20 32nd St. A day of fun and entertainment for the whole family with vendors, kids area, local and national entertainment and more.
Official Website. WBHM Learn more about these partners. All Rights Reserved. Select Organization: Select Organization. Select Venue: Select Venue. Quick Search Today Weekend Tomorrow. Start End. The organization will also recognize Keiana James with the Valor Award, which celebrates an individual who has fought to advance a critical community cause despite great resistance, obstacle or adversity. The national anthem will be performed by local artist Corky Morgan.
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Juneteenth Day brings joy with the tearful rain of weeping ancestors. However, we cannot in good conscience, as an organization that speaks up for justice, look the other way when it comes to police violence aimed at the Black community—a history of violence that goes back even further in American history.
While we value our relationships with law enforcement and want to continue to build a safer community for all Coloradans, we feel we must take a stand.
We have decided not to allow police participation in the virtual pride parade or to allow law enforcement agencies to participate as exhibitors.
We hope to facilitate future conversations about how we can reform policing in our community that will involve all members of our community and support new and just ways of keeping our communities safe. Denver police has a history of supporting the LGBTQ community, launching the Proud in Denver campaign in to help find safe spaces for the community.
How is that making things any better? How is that bridging that gap?
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