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The San Diego Pride Parade through Hillcrest was shorter this year – but no less joyful – than in years past.
The military contingent was smaller, and fewer national companies took part.
Some LGBTQ+ serving nonprofits in the area centered their presence around advocating for rights of transgender people, which have been under fire. The LGBT Community Center led with a sign saying “Protect trans rights.”
Despite that backdrop, the atmosphere was full of energy. Reporter Drew Sitton was there and has the details.
Read on for more stories from Pride and other uptown happenings.
Uptown story spotlight
Pride Parade shorter, but crowd just as excited as thousands line Hillcrest streets
By Drew Sitton • Times of San Diego
The abbreviated version, amid fantastic weather, helped the San Diego Pride Parade be a joyful, but not exhausting, event.
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