Amidst the rollback of LGBTQ+ rights under the second Trump administration, organizers of WorldPride 2025 in Washington, D.C., are committed to launching a powerful global event. Capital Pride Alliance's executive director Ryan A. Bos emphasizes the need to proceed with the festivities, stating that this is not the time to retreat. This year's events will include a significant march on June 8, focusing on global LGBTQ+ struggles, contrasting with the celebratory nature of the Pride parade held the day before. The initiative aims to inspire resilience and defiance within the community in challenging times.
There are calls for us to cancel WorldPride or for WorldPride to move somewhere else, but that's a no... Our adversaries want us to get confused... We can't do that.
We're hoping to mirror the 2017 Women's March movement... it's a more messaging traditional march protest that talks about this struggle globally.
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