New York City’s Drag March was held on June 28 for the 30th year, representing a new milestone for an event that is held on the Friday of Pride Weekend every year.
A dedicated bunch of participants gathered at Tompkins Square Park and marched to the Stonewall Inn. Co-founded in part by the late Gilbert Baker, who created the Rainbow Flag, the Drag March endured for decades — even through the COVID-19 pandemic at a time when other events were scaled back.
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