Because one can now, I was watching parts of different gay pride parades that were held in different U.S. cities yesterday and earlier in June. And except for the locations they are pretty much all the same. IMO. (Is that a good thing?) I liked seeing the different locations. Each location had some local support of interest in the parade, like Hollywood having the giant Oscar statue (wearing a pride colored feather boa) in AMPAS's contingent and St. Louis had the Oscar Mayer Weiner car in it! Of course, New York's and California's parades were all quite sunny and hot, but the poor people of St. Louis were getting drenched.
For some reason, most of the St. Louis parade had the camera set looking down (?) at an intersection where it had been dug up and metal steel slabs placed over the road construction. It was not an attractive vantage point. Some other cameras, though, had some nice long shots of throngs of people along the streets. And nice to see because of all that drenching rain. Lots of colorful rainbow umbrellas were out because of it, though!
Anyone else watch any pride parade selections. Hulu streamed the L.A. and NYC parades on their platform, first time I believe. It's only been a few years ago when a local any major television channel started airing the parades here in Los Angeles.