Protestors call for equality, denounce racism at People s Pride march Sun. June 27, 2021 9:22 PM by Kevin Wayne ‘Equality is what we are asking for,’ says Zahara Bassett Member of Chicago s LGBTQ community took over the streets of Lakeview on Sunday to ensure their voices are heard.
“We are here again today to celebrate, to highlight, to uplift Black and Brown queer, trans people in this community,” said organizer Ashabi Owagboriaye.
A group of about 200, many of them of color, gathered at the Belmont L station starting at noon.
The protest march, organized by Chicago-based Pride Without Prejudice, began with a series of speeches.
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Chicago-based Pride Without Prejudice announced that it will reprise its protest march of 2020 on Sunday, June 27 what would have been the original Chicago Pride Parade date.The march will take place noon at the Belmont L station, 945 W. Belmont Ave. It is the junction of the Red, Brown, and Purpl