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Rainbow Boy and the Pride Parade Kate Furbish Twenty-seven years later they are"I am proud to be a Rainbow Boy!" When a little boy says he doesn't like rainbows anymore because they make him "different," his parents take him to a place where everyone is a rainbow a Pride parade! Everywhere he looks, he sees people proudly celebrating their unique identities and styles in a rainbow of color and joy. As he counts the various parade marchers as they go by, he regains confidence in his own rainbow identity. All around he sees pride