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“And we are queer! And proud! And revolutionary!”

Pride parades return as the fight for LGBTQ+ rights continues share Each June in the United States, LGBTQ+ pride month is recognized and celebrated to commemorate the Stonewall riots. Pride has since grown internationally as cities across the world come together for festivities and parades in celebration of the event. Although the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancelation of many in-person events both last year and this year, some cities were still able to come together this year to celebrate, honor and continue the fight for LGBTQ+ rights.      Thousands of people came together on June 19 ...

news Pride and controversy in 'prettiest little town' © Toronto Star via Getty Images Paris, Ontario bills itself as one of Canada's prettiest towns It took one night for a Pride rainbow pedestrian crossing on the busiest street of Paris, a small Canadian town just over an hour's drive from Toronto, to be smeared with burnt rubber. Was a rainbow a bridge too far for the town, or is a new era of progressive politics forcing Paris to change its stripes? Dotted with Carolinian foliage, church spires and cobblestone architecture, Paris wears its unofficial tagline - 'Canada's prettiest little ...

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From UK's former finance minister Javid being appointed as health minister, to Palestinian authorities deploying forces. From Donald Trump joining Rumble to Thousands turning up for Paris Pride March.    We have it all. Please click on the headline to read the full story.   UK's former finance minister Javid appointed as health minister

After a hiatus due to Covid, Gay Pride returns to the capital on Saturday. Deprived of its floats and podiums, it starts out from the town of Pantin, in the eastern suburbs of Paris, better resemblin…