LA Pride Parade in Hollywood

On Sunday, the LA Pride Parade took place in Hollywood, ending the three-day Pride celebration. The parade began with a musical performance at the intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Highland Avenue, then proceeded north on Highland, east on Hollywood Boulevard, and south on Cahuenga to Sunset. Comedian Margaret Cho was the "Icon Grand Marshal," in honor of her work in anti-racism, anti-bullying advocacy, and support of LGBTQ+ rights.

Mariah Carey concluded the weekend's "L.A. Pride in the Park" concert, where members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies enjoyed food, dancing, and a celebration of self-expression. The late actor Leslie Jordan was the "Legacy Grand Marshal," a posthumous honor for "those who have made an everlasting impact on the hearts and lives of our community. 

The ACLU of Southern California was chosen as the "Community Grand Marshal" to acknowledge its 100th anniversary of fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights. 

Singer-actress Janelle Monáe also participated in the parade alongside the ACLU contingent.

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