Throw a Queer Dance Party Outside of Mike Pence's House
Throw a Queer Dance Party Outside of Mike Pence's House
- Around 200 people marched into the liberal enclave, where several homeowners had already hung up LGBT pride flags alongside their American flags. Residents set up the rainbow flags when they learned in December that Pence was moving into the neighborhood. As the music blasted it's way through the quiet neighborhood, residents pulled the curtains on their front windows and came out of their homes to join in on the protest. Some brought out their own signs, such as an older man who was carrying a young child, who was holding a "Trump Loves Hate" banner.
- Around 200 people marched into the liberal enclave, where several homeowners had already hung up LGBT pride flags alongside their American flags. Residents set up the rainbow flags when they learned in December that Pence was moving into the neighborhood. As the music blasted it's way through the quiet neighborhood, residents pulled the curtains on their front windows and came out of their homes to join in on the protest. Some brought out their own signs, such as an older man who was carrying a young child, who was holding a "Trump Loves Hate" banner.