NYC Pride March organizers pressured to uninvite Gov. Hochul
Four prominent organizations representing health care rights for the LGBTQ community said they won't be in the parade if the governor is there.
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Four prominent organizations representing health care rights for the LGBTQ community said they won't be in the parade if the governor is there.
There is mounting pressure on the organizers of New York City's Pride parade to uninvite Gov. Kathy Hochul. Four local groups are saying they won't march in June if the governor does. CBS2's Doug Williams explains why.
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