The attack on Berlin Pride on July 25, which left one person dead and nearly 30 others injured, is a stark reminder that safety, especially for marginalized groups like the LGBTQ+ community, is never guaranteed. The attacker, a German citizen with known ties to ISIS, was radicalized by extremist ideology and chose to enact violence at an event that should have been a safe and inclusive space.I was heartened to see San Diego Pride swiftly issue a statement of solidarity from Executive Director KishaLynn Elliott. Part of that statement read: “Pride has always required courage. We gather because we refuse...
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