#DCPRIDE .....@WTOP pic.twitter.com/LRUMUbAoKa
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And still more. ....#DCPRIDE ....@WTOP pic.twitter.com/wDqzOH3vbE
— Allison Keyes (@allisonradio) June 13, 2015
How fabulous #DCPRIDE ......@WTOP pic.twitter.com/0k1I8XwFZz
— Allison Keyes (@allisonradio) June 13, 2015
Last minute preps #DCPRIDE @WTOP pic.twitter.com/q38RR6AqYp
— Allison Keyes (@allisonradio) June 13, 2015
More #DCPRIDE .....listen to @WTOP for more pic.twitter.com/s0X0CS0uDl
— Allison Keyes (@allisonradio) June 13, 2015
Covering #DCPRIDE for @WTOP pic.twitter.com/3Qp3kXMkCw
— Allison Keyes (@allisonradio) June 13, 2015
A number of couples gathered at the Embassy Row Hotel Saturday to celebrate the gradual roll out of marriage equality in states across the U.S. as they await the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court on the fate of same-sex marriages.
At this year’s D.C. Pride Parade, all thoughts were on the pending U.S. Supreme Court decision on same-sex marriage.