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Matt McAllister spoke to The Advocate about how he rapidly organized 70 people to light up the Main Street Bridge over the St. Johns River as gay as possible for Pride Month.
The sensual series was inspired by the famous Cyndi Lauper song.
As in Florida, a rainbow-colored monument to pride will go up in Oklahoma City.
For the first time, an intergenerational cadre of uniformed gay Boy Scouts serve as color guard during New York City's annual Pride Parade.
The country remains one of the most dangerous for the LGBTQ+ community.
With so much attention being focused on black bodies, Black Pride celebrations are more important than ever.
Florida Transportation Secretary James Perdue announced on social media that as part of the state’s “Freedom Summer,” all bridges will be lit in patriotic colors from May 27 to September 2, which means no rainbows for Pride.
Instead of looking for colorful Easter eggs, thousands of LGBTQ+ allies displayed their Pride colors and marched in opposition to anti-LGBTQ+ laws.
But in some other states, even right-wing lawmakers are taking the installation of the pride-colored poles in stride.
The group behind the protest is asking Phoenix Pride to use its power and influence to assist undocumented LGBT people who are held in detention centers.
A federal agency asked the university town to remove colored stripes from crosswalks for safety reasons -- but the feds can't explain why they should have any say in the matter.
A new effort aims to expand and deepen the yearly event.
Elevated trains and crosswalks are decked out in rainbow colors for Pride Month.
Confused? Our comprehensive Pride flag list will help you understand the importance of queer flagging.
The 54-story building in Charlotte displayed the colors of the transgender pride flag, only a week after the state passed a transphobic bill.
The documentary Let the Canary Sing outlines Cyndi Lauper's rise to fame in the 1980s along with her early activism for LGBTQ+ people, reproductive freedom, and more.
The now-rejected Montana library logo represented a prism and the distribution of knowledge, according to a representative from the firm who designed it.
