'We're Not Going Anywhere' Pride March Takes Over DC Streets Amid Trump’s Rollback On LGBTQ+ Rights

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Washington, D.C. erupted in color on June 7 as tens of thousands marched in the WorldPride parade, defiantly standing up for LGBTQ+ rights under threat from Trump’s new policies. With rainbow flags waving and chants of unity, marchers sent a loud message: “We’re not going anywhere.” Organizers say turnout this year was the largest since same-sex marriage was legalized, driven by growing concerns over the rollback of key protections. From drag performers to veterans, the crowd demanded visibility, justice, and equality in the face of renewed political hostility.     #WorldPride #Pride2025 #WashingtonDC #LGBTQRights #TrumpRollback #RainbowResistance #LoveIsLove #EqualityNow #PrideParade #DCEvents #LGBTQVoices #TransRightsAreHumanRights #PrideMarch #PoliticalResistance #PridePower #DragIsNotACrime #StandWithPride #NoGoingBack #LGBTQActivism #UnityInDiversity

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00:00Oh

00:30Here we go.

01:00Especially for those who are unable to be here today and who are not safe to be out in their own home countries or cities or in your room.

01:30I'm sure he's not thrilled about all of this and he's rolling back on our protections and recognition in this country.

01:55So I feel like being able to show that everyone from all over the world is watching and supporting and that we're not going anywhere.

02:03Having issues and feeling threatened, feeling unsafe.

02:08And so we need to come out even stronger now and say like we won't stand for it.

02:13We're not going anywhere.

02:14There's absolutely no reason to discriminate against any of us.

02:18And we just have to show this administration that we are united and that we cannot be broken.

02:25Did you feel safe coming here?

02:27I felt...

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