LGBTQ+ group allowed to march in Bronx St. Patrick’s Day parade for 1st time

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Lucy Yang studies members of the LGBTQ neighborhood on Staten Island are vowing to proceed combating after being denied an opportunity to march within the St. Patrick’s Day Parade.