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Survey: LGBT+ Women Don't Feel Welcome at Pride Events

A new survey has revealed that women don't feel welcome at Pride events.

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The dating app Her conducted a survey of women and their views on Pride Month events. Queer women overwhelmingly said they don't feel a sense of belonging. The creators of the survey said women would go to Pride, see a lack of other women, and then be unlikely to return, which creates a recurring problem.

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