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'Love wins': Cincinnatians celebrate President-elect Joe Biden's victory in Washington Park

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Cincinnati EnquirerView CommentsPresident-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect&nbsp;Kamala Harris were praised&nbsp;in Cincinnati Saturday afternoon.More than 100 people gathered at Washington Park in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood between 4-6 p.m. to dance and celebrate the long-awaited election result, which was officially announced Saturday morning.&nbsp;The stated, "come join fellow progressive folks in the area to celebrate this historic win."The history parts include&nbsp;Biden being the oldest person to be elected&nbsp;president. His&nbsp;running mate Harris will be&nbsp;the first woman, first African-American&nbsp;and first South Asian&nbsp;to assume the vice presidency&nbsp;role.&nbsp;The Unofficial Cincy Biden Harris Unity Celebration Socially Distant Gathering&nbsp;featured speeches from 2021 City Council candidates and local advocacy organizations.Lydia Price, a Hamilton County resident and event attendee, said Biden becoming the 46th president is&nbsp;a "huge&nbsp;relief" for her. She hopes more kindness and happiness will be shared with the world moving forward, stating, "It's worth celebrating."The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers and United We Stand –&nbsp;Cincinnati, a women-led group created to fight injustice and oppression, are among those&nbsp;hosting the event. United We Stand Brian Garry, the chairman of Neighborhoods United, said the event's purpose was not to gloat over&nbsp;Biden's win, but rather to ignite unity and heal the division between different communities.&nbsp;"We're not better than anybody," he said. "Everyone has their own political views. Now it is our time to unite our city and country to go forward and heal the wounds and restore the damage that has been done."Many attendees said they were relieved and even emotional when they heard&nbsp;the announcement. They are looking&nbsp;forward to the next four years.&nbsp;Andrew Bare, a Northside resident, hopes the new administration finally enacts&nbsp;the Equality Act, which was passed by the House of Representatives in May 2019. It's still waiting for Senate approval.&nbsp;He's ready for the LGBTQ community to have equal rights as everyone else and feels like he can "finally breathe again."&nbsp;Helena Graves' 85-year-old mother got to witness the historic win for African-American women.&nbsp;"My mom got to be here for this moment," Graves said.&nbsp;"Love wins. Diversity wins. We the people of the United States...&nbsp;that's who won. No blue. No red. Just one nation under a groove."View Comments

Cincinnati EnquirerView CommentsPresident-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect&nbsp;Kamala Harris were praised&nbsp;in Cincinnati Saturday afternoon.More than 100 people gathered at Washington Park in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood between 4-6 p.m. to dance and celebrate the long-awaited election result, which was officially announced Saturday morning.&nbsp;The stated, "come join fellow progressive folks in the area to celebrate this historic win."The history parts include&nbsp;Biden being the oldest person to be elected&nbsp;president. His&nbsp;running mate Harris will be&nbsp;the...

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