Boston Celebrates Pride with Vibrant Parade After Hiatus.

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The Boston Pride Parade returned after a three-year hiatus, organized by Boston Pride for the People, with a focus on reflecting the community's diverse experiences. The parade featured organizations with political and social justice missions, and employee groups from banks and corporations marched later in the parade. The LGBTQ+ community has been targeted by conservative politicians and far-right extremists, and state lawmakers have filed more than 530 anti-LGBTQ+ bills across the country this year. The parade was unobtrusively policed, and there were no arrests or reports of incidents along the route.
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