Cancelling Pride means lost revenue, experiences for cities
The pride flag is flying at St. Pete City Hall ? though this year, the global pandemic means the celebrations and the main parade won?t be happening. It's a major economic blow to the city, not to mention the experiences that will have to wait for next year due to COVID-19.
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