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The New York City Pride March made history by having its first asexual grand marshal, British activist and model Yasmin Benoit.
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The New York City Pride March made history by having its first asexual grand marshal, British activist and model Yasmin Benoit.
Organizers say this June is about strength in solidarity, justice, activism and love.
Festival organizers in some states are re-thinking and in some cases canceling events.
New York City Pride celebrations are back in 2022 with full-fledged in-person events, including the NYC Pride March a.k.a. NYC Pride parade, as well as festivals, parties, and more. Here is a guide to the weekend.
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 ...