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The New York City government is responding to years of LGBTQ+ exclusion by hosting a new, second parade, which will welcome queer groups in Staten Island for the first time.
Cork embraces LGBTQ people, celebrates Native history, offers inventive cuisine, and safeguards Celtic culture.
It's a 'beautiful day,' declared Mayor Bill de Blasio at New York's Irish consulate.
The leader and his partner had earlier met with Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband.
Enda Kenny, the Irish prime minister, met up with President Trump at a St. Patrick's Day ceremony and reminded him that the Irish were among the many immigrants that made (make) America great.
New York and Boston may not see eye-to-eye on everything, but the organizers of their traditional St. Patrick's Day Parades have a long history of excluding LGBT marchers.
The annual celebration of Irish heritage in the NYC borough will reportedly not allow LGBT organizations to participate.
A journalist was reportedly shoved by parade organizers in a tense scene.
"Our Code of Conduct prohibits the advertisement or display of one's sexual orientation," said the organizers of the Boston march.
In an emergency meeting, organizers decided to reverse a decision regarding the participation of OutVets -- though the group has yet to accept.
You'll never find the pot of gold if you can't see the rainbow.
