To commemorate the start of “Pride Month” in June, officials from Cleveland Heights introduced several new initiatives during the city’s first-ever Progress Pride flag-raising ceremony.
According to the city’s public relations specialist Jorge Ramos Pantoja, Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren announced three “substantive policy” changes during Wednesday’s ceremony.conversion therapy“Pride is the insistence, in the face of intense resistance, that the LGBTQ+ community deserves real respect and substantive access to the rights that we all expect to enjoy,” Mayor Seren said.
In addition to raising the flag outside of the city hall, a Progress Pride painting was installed on the crosswalk stretching across the street near the intersection of Kildare Road and Cedar Road in front of Heights High School.
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