“We think the idea that LGBT people and our identities are inherently political is not correct,” Ketchikan Pride Alliance Vice President J.D. Martin said. “We’re just people.”
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“For us as a community, as a queer community, to be visible, to be outside, and to be together is super important,” Ketchikan Pride Alliance’s Ryan McHale said, “because we exist here and our existence and our contributions to our community is meaningful.”
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The spray-painted anti-Semitic and white supremacist symbol drew widespread condemnation from community members.
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