Significantly more participants than expected celebrated Christopher Street Day in Frankfurt. Due to the corona, the parade was more modest than usual.
In Frankfurt, around 8,200 people took to the streets on Christopher Street Day (CSD) on Saturday. The mood was happy and relaxed, as a police spokesman announced on request.
The documentary “Agender – I don’t care about my gender” about a person who doesn’t feel like a woman or a man will be shown on hr-fernsehen on July 18, 6.30 p.m., and is already in the ARD media library retrievable.
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This far exceeded the organizers’ expectations. They had expected 2,000 participants, it said. From the Römerberg, lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender people marched through the city center at noon.
As in the previous year, the usual security requirements should apply to the traditional parade due to the corona pandemic. The organizers had asked to keep the minimum distance of 1.50 meters.
In addition, the groups should not consist of more than ten people on the walk through the city center. Unlike before the corona pandemic, it was a pure running demonstration through Frankfurt. In earlier years, motif wagons created a good atmosphere with loud music.