A rescheduled Pride Houston parade is set to take place on Saturday. Details about the event are available from Houston Public Media.
Comedian Ron Funches is scheduled to appear on an upcoming show. The show will also feature a segment discussing the week's events, categorized as good, bad, and ugly.
Further information about the parade and the show can be found through Houston Public Media, which will provide a preview of the Pride Houston parade and an interview with Ron Funches on Friday.
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