Key Highlights
- Seattle will host a 'Pride Match' on June 26 during the World Cup.
- The local organizing committee has emphasized inclusivity and Pride.
- The World Cup is viewed as a blend of commercial product and authentic experience.
The World Cup is about places and people. In Seattle, it should be about Pride | Leander Schaerlaeckens
The upcoming World Cup in Seattle is set to highlight Pride, particularly with the designation of a 'Pride Match' on June 26. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to inclusivity and celebrates the essence of the tournament beyond commercial interests.
Credit: Theguardian
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