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/PRNewswire/ -- The New York City AIDS Memorial is pleased to announce an evening series of programs for World AIDS Day, and honoring the 5th anniversary of...
NEW YORK, Nov. 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The New York City AIDS Memorial is pleased to announce an evening series of programs for World AIDS Day, and honoring the 5th anniversary of the...
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Nader Hassaneen, 66, was punched in the face several times late on Sunday night as the city's Pride celebrations continued in Washington Square Park Hassaneen had hot sauce thrown in his eyes when a woman attacked him for flying the American flag instead of the Pride flag One bystander claimed Hassaneen used a homophobic slur - an accusation he denied in an interview with The New York Post At least three people were also arrested earlier on Sunday afternoon NYPD officers were seen in riot gear using pepper spray on parkgoers Tensions were already high between ...
Competing Events Mark LGBTQ+ Pride Day in New York Voice of America 28 Jun 2021, 10:05 GMT+10 NEW YORK - For the second consecutive year, the lingering pandemic consigned New York's annual Pride march Sunday to the virtual world, even as its alter-ego, the Queer Liberation March, took its edgier message through the streets of Manhattan. The NYC Pride march, the city's marquee LGBTQ+ event now in its 51st year, became a made-for-TV production as a cautionary measure to prevent coronavirus infections, which have dropped sharply as the number of vaccinated people has grown. Only a small number o...
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Peter Szekely 1/5 Activists march in the Alternative Queer Liberation March during the 2019 World Pride NYC and Stonewall 50th LGBTQ Pride day in New York, U.S., June 30, 2019. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson Read More NEW YORK, June 27 (Reuters) - For the second consecutive year, the lingering pandemic consigned New York's annual Pride march to the virtual world on Sunday, even as its alter-ego, the Queer Liberation March, took its edgier message through the streets of Manhattan. The NYC Pride march, the city's marquee LGBTQ+ event now in its 51st year, became a made-for-TV production as a cautionary...