A large contingency march under the Portland Observer banner at Saturday’s Good in the Hood parade.

Community leaders Tony Hopson, Ron Herndon and Jerry Lawrence show their support for Good in the Hood. The 25th annual event was under tight security over the weekend after threats of racist violence, but thankfully none materialized.

Multnomah County Commissioner Loretta Smith (center) greets Good in the Hood Parade participants Ariana Jenkins (from left), Alayah Ta, Jayden Ta and Kayden Taylor.

Electrical workers from IBEW Local 48 promote diversity in the trades.

Lucy Mashia joins family and friends at Good in the Neighborhood to draw attention to unsolved cold cases, including the murder of her son L.J. Irving Jr. in 2011.

Portland Fire and Rescue personnel bring a message of love.

Urban League of Portland officials connect with parade onlookers on Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

A large contingency march under the Portland Observer banner at Saturday’s Good in the Hood parade.