28th annual Pride Parade floods downtown Spokane

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Quinn Welsch photo

It started out with a few brave souls on the sidewalks of Spokane in 1992.

But in 2019, the sidewalks alone can't handle the number of people in the local LGBTQ community and their allies. Check out our photos of the 28th annual Pride Parade below.

(In case you missed it, this week's issue was the Inlander's Pride Issue. If you haven't already done so, check out our cover story on drag. If you have time, read up on the local Pride Parade's history. Also, learn how local entrepreneurs are trying to help the trans community with a new app.)

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Colors of the Rainbow: Pride 2019

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