Ugandans shine at Brighton Pride

By BBC NEWS

An estimated 300,000 people danced and cheered in the streets of Brighton on Saturday for the annual Pride parade.
The parade was bursting with colour, happiness and fantastic outfits.
Departing from Hove Lawns on Saturday morning, the parade headed through the centre of Brighton and finished at Preston Park, where spectators will watch Girls Aloud at We Are Fabuloso, the official Brighton & Hove Pride charity fundraiser.
Speaking at the city’s 51st Pride, the event’s managing director, Paul Kemp, said it was still about both protest and celebration.
Pride Hub buses making their way along Kings Road. People stood on the top deck of the open top buses waving rainbow flags
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“Brighton & Hove Pride has a proud mix of both, driven by all that is good about our LGBTQ+ communities,”officials said.
“This summer, as we celebrate our diverse communities, we shall continue to press for a world where everyone can live freely and safely, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.“
A woman in a black coat with brown hair and sunglasses holding a white-haired dog in a brown bag