Yorktown Pride: Supporters rock the rainbows at Railroad Park
Yorktown for Justice on Saturday marked the fourth year of its Yorktown Pride march and festival in Railroad Park.
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1h agoYorktown for Justice on Saturday marked the fourth year of its Yorktown Pride march and festival in Railroad Park.
Revelers enjoyed a full day of events and performances and shopped at vender booths.
Organizers say the event allowed people to come together in fellowship with one another as they celebrated who they are.
"It's so amazing because this is our home. We love it here in Yorktown and we want to be able to be who we are," said Jennie Sunshine, a volunteer. "We hope the community welcomes us as well because we love them, and we hope that they can love us."
