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Randylyon at 16:37, 14 October 2024

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	Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[DANIEL, Lillian Rev. Dr.\|Rev. Dr. Lillian DANIEL]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."		Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[DANIEL, Lillian Rev. Dr.\|Rev. Dr. Lillian DANIEL]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."

	The event was planned by ~~Key City Pride~~, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.		The event was planned by [[KEY CITY PRIDE]], an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.

	See: [[LGBTQ+]]		See: [[LGBTQ+]]

Randylyon at 15:23, 14 October 2024

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	The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.		The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.

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Randylyon at 01:49, 12 October 2024

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Randylyon at 21:51, 10 January 2023

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	[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike [[GAY MARCHES]] in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.		[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike [[GAY MARCHES]] in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.

	Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[DANIEL, Lillian\|Lillian DANIEL]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."		Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[DANIEL, Lillian Rev. Dr.\|Rev. Dr. Lillian DANIEL]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."

	The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.		The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.

Randylyon at 19:43, 27 June 2021

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	[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike ~~smaller parades~~ in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.		[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike [[GAY MARCHES]] in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.

	Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[DANIEL, Lillian\|Lillian DANIEL]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."		Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[DANIEL, Lillian\|Lillian DANIEL]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."

	The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.		The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.

			See: [[LGBTQ]]



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Randylyon at 19:37, 27 June 2021

2021-06-27T19:37:52Z

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	[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.		[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.

	Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[~~DANIELS~~, Lillian\|Lillian ~~DANIELS~~]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."		Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[DANIEL, Lillian\|Lillian DANIEL]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."

	The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.		The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.

Randylyon at 19:37, 27 June 2021

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	[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.		[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.

			Those observing the parade included the George Washington Middle School Gay-Straight Alliance and visitors from Waterloo and Plattville, Wisconsin. Among religious leaders was Dr. [[DANIELS, Lillian\|Lillian DANIELS]] of [[FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST]] who remarked that, "Jesus would stand with the queer community. We're just trying to be faithful."

	The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.		The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.

Randylyon at 19:32, 27 June 2021

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	[[Image:~~parade~~.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.		[[Image:parade2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.

	The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.		The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.

Randylyon at 19:31, 27 June 2021

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	PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the ~~[[GRAND RIVER CENTER]]~~ where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.		[[Image:parade.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the Grand River Center where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.

	The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.		The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.
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	Garret, Olivia, "Pride Parade a 1st for Dubuque, Many Attendees," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 27, 2021, p. 1A		Garret, Olivia, "Pride Parade a 1st for Dubuque, Many Attendees," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 27, 2021, p. 1A

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PRIDE PARADE. Held on Saturday, June 27, 2021, the event unlike smaller parades in the past, was Dubuque's first official "Pride Parade." Beginning at the intersection of Fifth and Main [[STREETS]], past the "Solidarity" mural on [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]] to the [[GRAND RIVER CENTER]] where many participants remained for a festival featuring drag performances. Members of the parade included drag queens, religious groups, community organizations and residents of the community.

The event was planned by Key City Pride, an organization founded in 2019 by partners Corey Young and Drevonte Morse. Volunteer Genesys Trujillo, leader of the parade committee, stated that diversity and inclusion were goals of the event.

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Garret, Olivia, "Pride Parade a 1st for Dubuque, Many Attendees," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 27, 2021, p. 1A