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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.
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U.S. Park Police decided to close the park despite pushback from LGBT groups and an official request from D.C. police to keep ...
The celebrants held signs declaring “Fight back,” “Gay is good,” “Ban bombs not bathrooms” and “We will not be erased.” ...
U.S. Park Police and DC Police confirmed on Friday that Dupont Circle would be closed for what may be the largest pride festival in the District’s history, drawing criticism from DC leaders and the ...
WASHINGTON, - LGBTQ people from around the world will march through the streets of Washington on Saturday in a joyful celebration meant to show defiance to President Donald Trump's rollback of queer ...
On Tuesday, several news outlets reported the National Park Service planned to close DuPont Circle Park, a central area for D.C.'s queer community, the weekend of the parade. According to Fox 5 DC ...
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