Seattle Pride parade features public nudity with children present
Fox News • • nation
Key Points:
- Seattle's LGBT Pride parade featured a group called "Friends of Denny Blaine" marching nude, with some attendees applauding while children watched nearby, sparking controversy and online backlash.
- The group promotes the historic nude and queer character of Denny Blaine Park, which is currently facing a lawsuit over its graphic nature.
- Seattle law does not prohibit public nudity outright, but indecent exposure is illegal if it causes reasonable alarm or involves minors, with harsher penalties for sex offenders.
- Videos showing naked participants cycling and prancing near children at the parade led to public outrage, with critics condemning the presence of children at such displays.
- The Seattle Police Department has not confirmed any arrests related to the incident, and Pride Month celebrations continue to be a focal point for debates about public decency and LGBTQ+ expression.
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