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To mark Pride Month, the rainbow flag has been updated to ensure inclusivity is at the heart of the LGBT+ movement. The new design incorporates intersex people into the movement and was led by Valentino Vecchietti. “Happy Pride 2021! For our Intersex Inclusion Campaign we’d like to share with you our new intersex-inclusive Pride Progress flag,” an Instagram post read. “Please know that our intention for this flag is create intersex inclusion...

Updated on May 26, 2021 at 6:36 pm NBCUniversal Media, LLC Ahead of June's LGBTQ+ Pride Month, community members in Rutland, Vermont, are sending a message that all are welcome in their city. "I think it's going to make Rutland a better place," predicted Karly Haven of the nonprofit group Queer Connect Rutland, which is one of the grassroots organizations working to create a Pride celebration for June in Rutland. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. According to several community leaders in Rutland NECN spoke with, as well as the Prid...

Two queer San Francisco artists have finished work on a new mural on the side of the San Francisco LGBT Community Center just in time for the start of Pride Month in June.

Bristol to get its first rainbow crossing By Martin Booth, Sunday Apr 25, 2021 A crossing close to Castle Park will be painted with the rainbow Pride flag to celebrate the return of Bristol Pride. The festival returns to the city in July, with its annual parade starting close to the crossing on Wine Street where the Pride Progress flag will be painted. Following in the footsteps of Vancouver, Paris and Sydney, the UK’s first permanent rainbow crossing was unveiled in London in 2019. Independent journalism is needed now more than ever. More than 500 people have signed a petition to introduc...

It brings pride. pride is visibility. if you know who we are, you know that we're your uncles, aunts, brothers, sisters, cousins. we're no longer in the closet. we're human. this is who we want to be. >> what do you feel is the difference between -- [ inaudible ]. >> we're not equal yet. we don't have the equality yet. we're still second class citizens. today you can get arrested -- can't get married anywhere in this country. in 28 states you can still be fired the following day because you got married. we're second class citizens. we need to fight for lgbtq youth and trans and something no on...