Here’s what Vancouver Pride Parade attendees think about radical gender ideology

Rebel News’ Drea Humphrey covers Vancouver’s 'family friendly' Pride Parade to get the LGBTQ+ community's opinions on biological men in women’s sports, sexually explicit books in schools, and the medical transitioning of minors.

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This past weekend, I covered Vancouver’s 46th annual Pride Parade to ask attendees their thoughts on some of the most controversial matters being normalized in society today under the banner of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Despite the large parade being cut short by anti-Israel protesters who formed a blockade against the event, tens of thousands of attendees were still able to see approximately three hours worth of the parade.

Among the flamboyant floats that made it to the finish line were those operated by school districts across the Lower Mainland, who took no issue with marching in a “family-friendly” parade featuring a nearly naked men’s kink group called the Vancouver Men in Leather.

In addition to capturing what the so-called “family-friendly” event was like, I interviewed several parade-goers to get their opinions on sexually explicit books approved in our schools due to Western Canada’s Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity program, SOGI 123.

I also sought their opinions on medically transitioning gender-confused children and allowing biological males to compete in female sports.

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