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frazzled

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8. Here we celebrate with the annual Puerto Rican People's Parade

Reply to a kennedy (Original post)

Tue Jun 30, 2020, 08:12 PM

Jun 2020

It’s been an event for 42 years.

There is also The National Puerto Rican Day Parade (NPRDP). it’s “the largest demonstration of cultural pride in the nation. ... The mission of the National Puerto Rican Day Parade, Inc. is to create a national awareness and appreciation of the Puerto Rican culture and its contribution to the United States.”

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Curious......does the United States celebrate ANYTHING Puerto Ricans celebrate??? [View all] a kennedy Jun 2020 OP

Roberto Clemente's birthday? maveric Jun 2020 #1

Ha ha...... a kennedy Jun 2020 #2

Do they celebrate Port wines? rufus dog Jun 2020 #3

That's a 1.5 outta 5..... a kennedy Jun 2020 #4

It's Puerto Rico, I think PJMcK Jun 2020 #5

Thank you, you're right. I'll fix it..... a kennedy Jun 2020 #6

Unfortunately, holidays involving alcoholic beverages are very popular DBoon Jun 2020 #7

Here we celebrate with the annual Puerto Rican People's Parade frazzled Jun 2020 #8

When is this celebrated??? I'm going to buy a Puerto Rican flag.... a kennedy Jun 2020 #12

I think second weekend in June frazzled Jul 2020 #15

Election result celebrations will be shared. chriscan64 Jun 2020 #9

Puerto, not Porto. cwydro Jun 2020 #10

Was told I spelled it incorrectly and it has been fixed.....thanks. a kennedy Jun 2020 #11

I celebrate their spices flotsam Jun 2020 #13

I spent half a year in San Juan, and they have a lot of holidays! bluedigger Jun 2020 #14

Hopefully on Nov 3 rd we will celebrate voting Trump out dsc Jul 2020 #16