Wikipedia:Wiki Loves Pride/2016/Portland

As part of Wiki Loves Pride 2016, I plan to help document local LGBT culture and history by taking pictures at the upcoming parade and Portland Pride Festival at Tom McCall Waterfront Park, which will be the weekend of June 18–19.

Others are welcome to participate in the Wiki Loves Pride campaign by uploading images of LGBT culture and history or creating and improving Wikipedia articles. Below are some articles to consider:

LGBT in Oregon

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If you are interested in participating, just say so here! Anyone feel like collaborating on an article? ---Another Believer _(Talk) 00:34, 26 May 2016 (UTC)

Goals

• promote CC Slaughters to good article status
• promote Red Cap Garage to good article status  Done
• expand Egyptian Club (see sources on talk page)
• add to LGBT culture in Portland, Oregon and LGBT culture in Eugene, Oregon

Results

• Dirty Duck (Portland, Oregon): created
• LGBT culture in Eugene, Oregon: diff
• LGBT culture in Portland, Oregon: expanded (diff)
• Portland Lesbian Choir: created
• Red Cap Garage: updated (diff), nominated for GOCE and Good article reviews
• Scandals (gay bar): created
• Starky's: created and promoted to Good article status
• Category:Defunct LGBT nightclubs in Oregon: created
• Category:LGBT drinking establishments in Oregon: created
• Category:LGBT history in Oregon: created

Gallery

Reed College's Blue Bridge is usually illuminated entirely by blue lights. The first two pictures below show the bridge temporarily illuminated by lights of various colors, likely to commemorate Pride Month. The gallery also includes images of Embers Avenue and LGBT literature at Powell's Books.

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  Blue Bridge, Reed College
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  Blue Bridge, Reed College
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  Embers Avenue
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  Powell's Books
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  Powell's Books
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  Powell's Books

Portland Pride

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