Chicago’s Pride Parade Has Never Been More Popular. Why Is It Shrinking? – Block Club Chicago

City officials and the Police Department have pushed to downsize this year’s Pride Parade — which is set for June 30 — with fewer participants, citing safety and logistical concerns.
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Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

Duh. It’s shrinking because Chicago Democrats have a new favorite toy: Criminal Illegal immigrants. The Democrat’s former favorite playthings; Blacks, Hispanics and Gay community can go pound sand.

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