Planned Parenthood leads NYC Pride March through Manhattan
There was full acceptance at the march, but the fight continues, they say, for equal rights everywhere.
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There was full acceptance at the march, but the fight continues, they say, for equal rights everywhere.
Thousands came out for the 2022 New York City Pride March through Manhattan on Sunday.
The theme this year is "Unapologetically Us."
The city's Pride March is Sunday, returning fully in person for the first time since the pandemic.
Watching Ashton Edwards and Zsilal Michael Hughes, the notion of gender dissipates and what you see are simply dancers and artists.
Once complete, the 3,700 square-foot visitors center will include exhibitions, in-person and virtual tours and art displays that celebrate LGBTQ history.
Madonna was only recently announced as a performer at the sold-out show.
Parks workers and apprentices are cleaning and recoating George Segal's gay liberation sculptures.
The Washington Heights resident and NYU grad said he is living his truth as he moves on with next stages of his career.
As we celebrate Pride Month, we take you to Long Island where the first astronaut known to be part of the LGBT community is honored with a statue.
The announcement will take place at Destination Tomorrow, a nonprofit that provides health care, education and career services to members of the LGBTQ+ community.
There's never a bad time for a good summer read, and as we continue to observe Pride Month, we celebrate the unique voices that are brought to the forefront to inspire and enlighten with some notable books, perfect for the beach.
They were upset about law that prohibits teachers in K-3 grade from instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity.
The exhibit filled with love and Pride runs through June 19.
His life and legacy was celebrated in the town where he worked from 1941 to 1953.
From violent actions, like burning a Pride flag, to government actions like passing anti-LGBTQ bills, hate speech or hate crimes can have lasting impacts on the LGBTQ community.
With Pride Month underway, the focus is on making sure this year's celebrations are safe for everyone.
Aides to the mayor couldn't have been happier with the big turnout because there were some calls to boycott the event.
For some, the clothes they wear helps define who they are and how they want to be perceived.
Out Montclair is hosting the town's first ever Pride festival, with special events planned all week. Organizers say it's not just about Pride, it's also about pride in Montclair.
The parade honors Julio Rivera, a gay man who was attacked and killed in Jackson Heights in 1990.
The theme for this year's NYC Pride is "Unapologetically us."
The findings show a growing divide when it comes to legislation, workplace environment and overall culture.
Borough President Vanessa Gibson will host the event at the Bronx County Courthouse near Yankee Stadium.
The event raises money and honors those supporting the LGBTQ+ community.
