Photos: The Parade of Croatian-American Friendship, Heritage, and Alliance in Downtown Dallas

Caitlin Clark 53m agoDM

“Run people, run out of the town, the drunken/crazy crew is arriving. Run, people, while there is still hope, because Croatia is playing here!” roared the crowd in downtown Dallas. FIFA’S Croatian American Friendship parade was a wild and lively event filled with chanting, cheering, and fountain swimming from passionate World Cup fans not only … Continued The post Photos: The Parade of Croatian-American Friendship, Heritage, and Alliance in Downtown Dallas appeared first on D Magazine.

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