Largest Pride flag in Orange County history unveiled in Huntington Beach
LA TimesLocal activists and LGBTQ+ supporters cheer as a giant rainbow Pride flag measuring 33 feet by 24 feet is displayed on the side of the Huntington Beach Pier on Sunday. More than 100 LGBTQ+ activists and supporters unveiled a giant Pride flag at the end of the Huntington Beach Pier on Sunday, chanting in unison, “Love wins in H.B.” The crowd gathered for “Pride at the Pier” on a busy day that also included a pro beach volleyball tournament happening on the north side and a junior surfing tournament on the south side. They are clearly gay, but they don’t fly flags and they don’t hold hands.” Local activists of all ages and LGBTQ+ supporters walk to the end of Huntington Beach pier to hang a giant Pride flag Sunday. We should have that right.” A fisherman at the side of the Huntington Beach pier as local activists and LGBTQ+ supporters hang a Pride flag Sunday.
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