“They value inclusiveness and demand respect not only for proudly being LGBTQ but for serving our community as police officers,” said Guild President Mike Solan in a June 16 statement. The Seattle Police Officers Guild said last week that its uniformed members were banned from marching in the event. There was at least one sight that went too far for the Seattle parade organizers - cop uniforms. The parade has included for the last few years Boy Scouts in uniform holding rainbow flags. “Historically, it has been difficult in Seattle to prosecute cases of public nudity,” the department wrote in a 2008 post. Under the state’s indecent exposure law, it’s a misdemeanor to “make any open and obscene exposure of his or her person or the person of another knowing that such conduct is likely to cause reasonable affront or alarm.” In Washington state, however, appearing nude in public isn’t against the law, as long as you don’t engage in lewd or obscene behavior, according to the Seattle Police Department. But when you do it in front of kids, without pause, I think you should be placed on a watch list.”

Podcast host Dennis Michael Lynch tweeted: “If you’re going to paint yourself, walk around naked, and play in a public fountain, I question your level of sanity. “Our diversity makes us stronger, which is why we must send a clear message to our LGBTQIA+ community today and every day: we see you, we support you, and you belong here.” “It was great to feel the love, energy, and sunshine at today’s #Pride parade with employees!” Mr. Those applauding Sunday’s 49th annual parade included Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell. Seattle Pride, the event’s organizer, said on its website that the “Parade is all about inclusiveness – so all ages gather along the route to watch the festivities.” “These are the same people who tell us they are ‘not’ coming for your children.”

“The graphic video, which you can watch below, shows the men flaunting their genitals in front of kids,” he said.

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