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photo credit // emma bertrand Pride has been celebrated in cities around the globe with parades - that have gotten bigger and bigger - during the month of June. The coronavirus pandemic brought those plans to a halt last year. Last spring, the group behind the Chicago Pride Parade, one of the country's largest annual Pride celebrations, canceled its in-person march for the first time in a half-century. This year, PRIDEChicago announced the parade will be rescheduled from its traditional last Sunday in June to Sunday, Oct. 3. Other groups in large cities are also playing it s...

Pride 2021: Big cities ‘playing the safe card’ with small gatherings, virtual events Jo Yurcaba © Provided by NBC News Holly Duchmann, who lives in Lafayette, Louisiana, plans to attend a Pride celebration for the first time this year.  “In the years before the pandemic, while I was out to my friends, I was still really scared to go to Pride,” Duchmann, 27, said. “Because I’m bisexual, I kind of pass as straight a lot, and so that kind of created anxiety with me for years, making me feel like I didn't really belong in the LGBT community.” She felt more accepte...