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Collected Item: “INDY PRIDE FESTIVAL ORGANIZERS HOPE TO RECLAIM CROWDS AFTER COVID”

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INDY PRIDE FESTIVAL ORGANIZERS HOPE TO RECLAIM CROWDS AFTER COVID

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This is a news story from WIBC by Chris Davis. According to the article, the Indy Pride Festival will be back after a two year hiatus due to COVID. The event will be held Indianapolis.

Since the hiatus, some changes have been made. Cops at Pride will be in softer uniforms to make them more approachable. This will include shorts instead of the standard pants. There will also be police on bicycle patrol during the event. Shelly Snider, an executive director of the parade, says that the goal is to help queer people feel safe from major incident, but understands the rough relationship queer people in the past have had with the police force in general.

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Indy Pride Festival, Indianapolis, hiatus, police, law enforcement, queer, LGBTQ, HST580, ASU

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https://www.wibc.com/news/local-indiana/indy-pride-festival-organizers-hope-to-reclaim-crowds-after-covid/

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Chris Davis

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2022-05-13
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