Marching at DC Pride With Rainbow Railroad
Brian Kelly
Founder and “The Points Guy”
Since launching TPG in 2010, founder Brian Kelly has expanded the team to include a distinguished editorial staff and an extensive network of freelancer contacts from around the globe. Today, TPG reaches 11 million unique monthly visitors and more than 3 million followers across social media platforms and has offices in New York City, Charlotte and the U.K.
June 14, 2017
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Marching at DC Pride With Rainbow Railroad
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On Saturday, the annual pride parade converged on Washington D.C. where allies and friends partied their way through the nation's capital, unapologetic about their pride. Our awesome 747-themed float cruised through the city with DJ Mia Moretti, who spun hit after hit. We marched with Rainbow Railroad, an organization that does important work helping save LGBT lives in countries around the world. So far, we've raised over 2 million miles to fly LGBT people to safe nations where they aren't at risk just for expressing who they are.
If you're interested in donating miles to Rainbow Railroad, read about how here. You can check out the photos of the parade down below and we hope to see you at the next Pride!
Featured image by (Photo courtesy of The Points Guy)