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The pride of the south

picture perfect pride: a photo-series by Alex Mielcarek

On the morning of Saturday, Sep. 23, Charleston’s Rainbow Row came out to cover iconic King St. People from all over the state and city showed up dressed in their various rainbow-themed garb some with flags around their shoulders like capes, others with face-paint, and still more with signs and banners displaying pride in their identities.

We Are Family marching with a giant pride flag to allude to the Pride March in San Francisco
A CofC student holding his sign for the march, “GAY without PAY”
PRISM, the LGBTQ+ student group at the College of Charleston, proudly displaying their signs
Two Executive Members of PRISM: Tessa Torgovitsky and Rowan Dalrymple
Religious leader marching with his parishioners, demonstrating an accepting religious environment
United Church of Christ showing support for the LGBTQ+ community
College of Charleston students Hadley Chance and Casey Riordan before the march
Cadets from the Citadel display their pride
Dancers livened up the parade with their synchronized routines and catchy tunes
Charleston Area Police was present both to show support by marching and by directing traffic

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