LGBTQ activists threw a dance party outside Mike Pence's house and the pictures are epic

LGBTQ activists threw a jubilant dance party outside the Washington, D.C., house of vice-president-elect Mike Pence to protest his anti-LGBT record before his official inauguration.

About 200 protesters from WERK for Peace and DisruptJ20 danced their way to Pence's home wearing tutus, stilettos and spandex.

It was a joyful crowd of people of all ages, walking with glow sticks and rainbow flags.

Pence has a history of supporting oppressive policies against the LGBTQ community. He has called same-sex marriage a sign of "societal collapse" and once called for funneling taxpayers' money toward so-called gay conversion therapy.

Here's how the party evolved.

These guys dancing:

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Rainbow flags. Rainbow flags and glow sticks everywhere!

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People danced to Rihanna:

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And chanted "Daddy Pence, come dance."

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Police blocked the road to Pence's house.

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But it didn't stop people from dancing and singing. Look at Firas Nasr, Werk for Peace organizer, leading the protest:

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"We are here/ we are queer/ we will dance."

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A hell of a party, for Pence's last night living there. Just look at the pics:

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