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State of Pride's Raymond Braun on His First Pride Experience

The young filmmaker answered our burning questions about his film and the state of LGBTQ liberation.

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We recently sat down with LGBTQ advocate and filmmaker Raymond Braun to discuss his new movie, State of Pride. In our interview, Braun talks about his first Pride experience, what it was like growing up in Ohio, and why this year's celebration feels more important than ever before. State of Pride, a Youtube original film, follows Braun at three different celebrations to find out what Pride means to these different communites. State of Pride is available to watch here.

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