Homosexual "Youth Pride Day" May 12, 2007
The Parade - youth (and adults) march down streets of Boston and past State House
After the speeches, the kids were organized into groups to march in a "youth pride parade" through the streets of downtown Boston and past the State House.
As you can see by the pictures, some very disturbed-looking adults were attracted to these kids.
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This is what "transgenderism" is all about. A huge man in a dress marching with two girls dressed as boys. This man showed up everywhere that day. |
This is the Lambda Car Club again, as part of the youth parade. We didn't notice any "youth" in the cars, just a bunch of adults.
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Appears to be an official "PFLAG" t-shirt. PFLAG was here in force, and is an official member of the Massachusetts Commission on Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender Youth, which spearheaded this event. |
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What's a "college and young adult" group doing at a "youth" event??
By the way, CAYAC is funded by the Gill Foundation, a major homosexual funder. |
A couple of guys watching the kids go by. It appears that BostonDuckTours has a special
rainbow vehicle for their specialty clients.
MassEquality is an adult homosexual activist group. What are they doing in a "youth" parade? We can only imagine.
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This man dressed as a woman is the head of BAGLY, and is a major transgender activist. He was also stationed at the door of the transgender prom. |
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This seems to be the only kind of parents that an event like this attracts. |
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Yet another adult-run group targeting kids. |
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This is a pornographic adult theater group. They call themselves "The Theater Offensive" and the name fits very well. They also have a summer theater group for teens, now actively recruiting public high school students. Receives money from Gill Foundation, national funder of homosexual activism. |
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This is what the "gender identity" lobby does to vulnerable kids. |
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Reporter for homosexual newspaper "Bay Windows." Affectionately (?) known as "the Weasel" because he's always there digging up stuff. |
Below are a few of the high schools that marched in the parade. And a lot of adults there with them!
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LHS - Lexington High School. |
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