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The Boston Red Sox organized their annual pride evening on Monday, and many fans were treated with a hat to celebrate the cause.
The Red Sox also implored fans to “arrive early for a pride party”, which was likely a dragster show in the hall.
“We know that visibility and inclusiveness in sports say not only everyone’s right to participate and enrich, but also enrich the spirit of competition and camaraderie,” said the public speech advertiser, via Outkick.
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A general view outside the Fenway park in Boston. (Eric Canha-USA today)
“When the teams, fronts offices and fans meet to create welcoming environments, everyone can prosper, and we prove that we are very better when we hold together.”
A Reddit thread showed a 2022 dragster show, which is also the first year that Drag people attended the celebration.
People representing the LGBTQ + community were all invited to the field for the first ceremonial throw.
The Los Angeles Dodgers did something similar two years ago when they invited the sisters of perpetual indulgence, which presents dredging artists carrying traditional religious habits, and honored them with a community prize for their “rescue work”.
A general view of the Fenway Park after a rain storm. (Maddie Meyer / Getty Images)
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The team canceled its invitation shortly before the celebration due to the counterpoup but invited them to return and honored them well before the first throw.
Boston fell to the Rays of Tampa Bay, 10-8, after taking two of the three of New York Yankees in the Bronx this weekend. In 2022, several Ray players refused to wear pride patches during the pride evening on their own team.
A general view of Fenway Park during a match between the Cardinals of St. Louis and the Red Sox of Boston. (Images of Paul Rutherford-Imagn)
Two years ago, the former Red Sox launcher, Matt Dermody, was released from the team after having been concerned about his former social media activity, including a position resurfaced from 2021, when he said that “homosexuals … would go to hell”. He only made one departure for the club.
