
Pride Denies Code Pink Parade Spot Again
Palm Springs Pride excluded the anti-war group from its 2026 parade for a second straight year, prompting an unofficial protest march.
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Palm Springs Pride excluded the anti-war group from its 2026 parade for a second straight year, prompting an unofficial protest march.
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Would you consider purchasing a home if you had to lease the land underneath it?
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Hundreds ran the Palm Springs Pride 5K while nearly 1,000 attended a pool party at the Ace Hotel on November 7, 2026.
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