LGBTQ+ community members marched Saturday through Downtown Columbus with joy, but also purpose, at the Stonewall Columbus Pride March and Festival.
Because of these events, many at the parade felt more impassioned to march now than ever before.
“I think everybody’s a little anxious, but we feel the need to march now more than ever,” said Scott Markham, a 43-year-old Near East Side resident. Markham co-directs Flaggots Ohio, a group that marched 30 flag spinners in choreographed unison to Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Cut to the Feeling.”
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