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Black-and-white photo of a large crowd at a street protest. People hold banners reading “NY NETWORK” and “Fighting For Our Lives,” surrounded by onlookers, some of whom are clapping and wearing t-shirts.

Pride Marches for AIDS Patients

A large crowd marches down a city street holding a banner that reads "ACT UP" and various protest signs, demonstrating in solidarity. Tall buildings line both sides of the street.

ACT UP 

A smiling person in a rainbow mesh top and white shorts plays a drum during a lively outdoor event. People around them wear colorful clothes, with some holding or wearing rainbow pride flags. Trees and buildings are in the background.

Dyke March

A person with blond braids holds a large rainbow Pride flag with stars and stripes overhead at a street parade, wearing a black crop top and standing confidently among city buildings.

Borough Pride

Two men embrace and smile outdoors in a lively street scene; one wears a patterned turquoise outfit, the other wears a striped romper, and several people are visible in the background.

Harlem Pride

Two men smile and stand together wearing matching "I ♥ NY 7-24-11" shirts at a public event. One holds a pink flower. People and a rainbow umbrella are in the background near a metal barricade.

Same-Sex Marriage

People at a pride parade hold signs that say “THANK YOU EDIE” with a marriage equality logo. Rainbow flags and a yellow umbrella are visible in the crowd, celebrating LGBTQ+ rights.

People march in a city street parade holding a colorful banner that reads "NYC Pride Entertainment: Everyone is celebrated here," surrounded by others with rainbow flags and festive decorations.

WorldPride 

A shirtless person in a long, ruffled skirt and boots walks in a parade, holding maracas. Drummers and other participants walk behind them on a city street. The photo is in black and white.

Queer Liberation March

A diverse group of people march outdoors, holding signs and rainbow flags supporting trans youth and the Black Lives Matter movement. Many are dressed in white and appear joyful, celebrating and advocating for equality.

Brooklyn Liberation

Major Moments in NYC Pride History

People in vibrant costumes, some on stilts, parade down a city street with colorful flags and banners. A large, elaborate puppet figure is in the center. Spectators line the sidewalk. Buildings and trees are in the background.

Queens Pride Parade 

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The modern LGBTQ+ rights movement began in earnest at the Stonewall Inn in 1969. Find details on that as well along with landmarks moments in the fight since. 

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The modern LGBTQ+ rights movement began in earnest at the Stonewall Inn in 1969. The fight has been progressing ever since. 

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