Photos | Unity in Diversity
A large crowd of 37 people, including Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail, come together in white shirts and holding signs to promote unity and diversity in the community. The parade showcases various clothing, accessories, and headgear while also highlighting the importance of art and recreation.
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flag entre recreation glasses todo child nationa cap footwear dom bag march parking azharuddin mohammed ismail estacionamiento grag crowd necklace ass jewelry protest anos sign shoe handbag boy dia parade sab wristwatch performance novias baseball gif hat text el banner accessories aquí headgear art free
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