PRIDE AND JOY
Meet four members of the Irish LGBTQ+ community who give their take on how you can fly your rainbow flag
Updated: 22:25, 25 Jun 2021
THIS weekend normally would see Dublin painted in rainbow colours as the capital’s Pride parade took over the city.
Floats would travel through the streets, as people gathered for music and merriment in a toast to the LGBTQ+ community.
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People taking part in the Pride Parade in Dublin on Saturday June 30, 2018Credit: PA:Press Association
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Pride supporters enjoying the annual parade in Dublin on June 27, 2015Credit: Getty Images - Getty
But due to the pandemic, the festivities have been cancelled for the second year in a row.
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Prior to joining Wendy s, Beverly served as Chief Diversity Officer for the City of Columbus.
The Wendy s Company announced the appointment of Dr. Beverly Stallings-Johnson to the newly created position of Vice President, Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer effective March 15. Beverly will lead the company s efforts to advance and promote diversity, equity and inclusion across the Wendy s global system, including with employees, franchisees and suppliers.
Prior to joining Wendy s, Beverly served as Chief Diversity Officer for the City of Columbus, leading the City s Office of Diversity and Inclusion. In partnership with Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, she helped to advance the Equity Agenda to impact disparities across the nearly million residents of the City. She has been a resident of central Ohio for 15 years and brings to Wendy s a deep connection to the Company s hometown, as well as a national perspective on leading diversity, equity and inclusion efforts thro
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Harry Styles, as his surname suggests, has racked up quite the collection of sartorial credentials.
The multi-hyphenate, who turns 27 today, has hopped from being one-fifth of the British boy band One Direction to solo star to actor, all while maintaining his inimitable style.
Since leaving his boy band days behind in 2017, the Mancunian has developed his own personal look, regularly showing off bold choices that are flamboyant, fashion-forward, and fun.
Indeed, his fearless wardrobe (remember
that sensational American Vogue cover?) has now become as renowned as his catchy songs. For the video of his hotly-anticipated fifth single Golden from his second album, Styles threw his weight behind University of Westminster graduate Steven Stokey-Daley by sporting the student’s ‘Sebastian’ trousers, which caused them to sell out instantaneously.