New York City’s Pride festivities returned with a bang last year — but not everything was back to normal. While the Reclaim Pride Coalition’s Queer Liberation March drew its largest crowd yet — with tens of thousands of people — Heritage of Pride’s annual NYC Pride March was only held in a hybrid format. This year, though, both marches are back. Take a look back at some of last year’s Pride pictures:
Marchers flock to West Fourth Street to enjoy the party.Donna Aceto
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No time to waver on healthcare when trans youth are under attack
Now, more than ever, double down and stand up for our community
Queens congressmembers should explain anti-trans vote
We must support LGBTQ youth and ‘Fight the Power’ in the Trump era
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