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Moving into volume 2 of the Pride Edition, Party Favorz is bringing in some of the finest electro-pop of the year.  I kept this on the mainstream side, with some definite heavy hitters and you can expect more of the same on the second part of this BPMesque edition to be released sometime next week.  I’ll be following up with a happy house set on Friday and the second installment of Gay Anthems on Sunday.  I wasn’t kidding when I said I’ll fill your iPods up in June because this goes on until we get to the official Pride celebrations in San Francisco and New York on the weekend of the 27th.
The City of Angels is having their 40th Anniversary of Pride this weekend with a HUGE appearance by NOH8.  In fact,  the campaign is inviting EVERYONE to join them in the parade on June 13th.  So if you want to be part of something historic, head on over to https://www.noh8campaign.com/event/march-in-the-la-pride-parade-with-noh8-updated to get all the details for making your mark.  Be out, be proud, we are on the verge of something REALLY BIG and what better way to tell your grandchildren, that you were a part of it.
 Many of you that live in and around the ATL, already know that once again our Pride festivities have been pushed into early October.  Last year it was over Halloween weekend and this year it’s been moved up to the weekend of National Coming Out Day.  Originally from Texas, I’m used to the Pride celebrations taking place in June, which is symbolic of the historic Stonewall Riots in New York, on June 28, 1969.  First, we were banned from the Piedmont Park because of the drought.  Now that’s it’s rained so much you could fill a thousand Perez Hilton potholes and still have enough left over to water the park for 20 years, they’re still using “protecting the park” as an excuse.