A couple embraces at Cal Anderson Park during Capitol Hill Pride 2017. Nate Gowdy
With summer on the horizon, thousands of Seattleites turned up again for the Equality March in Seattle, which took place in tandem with marches across the country. We sent Nate Gowdy to capture the rally, which took place during one of the most precarious times in recent American history for LGBT rights under the Trump administration and nearly one year after the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando. As always, he came back with some great shots.
Revelers of all ages attended. Nate Gowdy
Rainbows were on full display. Nate Gowdy
Thousands showed up for this year’s event. Nate Gowdy
The Trump administration’s agenda took heat. Nate Gowdy
There were families… Nate Gowdy
…and friends. Nate Gowdy
Folks got creative with signs. Nate Gowdy
…and masks too. Nate Gowdy
Hear, hear. Nate Gowdy
We live in dark times, but remember, love is still all around us. Nate Gowdy
See you at Capitol Hill pride on June 24! Nate Gowdy
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