DC Pride 2024 returns to tell the stories of more queer superheroes
Get ready for more stories about your favorite LGBTQ+ superheroes!
March 13 2024 2:00 PM
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The first gay pride parade took place in 1970 in New York on the one-year anniversary of the Stonewall riots, to commemorate the struggle of the first dissenters and to protest social and legislative discrimination against LGBT people. Since then, the gay pride parade has spread to the four corners of the globe, becoming the most extravagant, ostentatious, multihued event in the queer calendar, characterized by glitz, glamour, feathers, and gravity-defying heels. But no matter how wild the parades have become, the underlying message remains unchanged: We're here, we're queer, get used to it!
Get ready for more stories about your favorite LGBTQ+ superheroes!
A gay partner at United Talent Agency explains how the company evolved to achieve a perfect score on HRC's Corporate Equality Index.
After banning Pride nights, the NHL might now fine players who show support for causes like Hockey Fights Cancer and Indigenous Heritage.
The retail giant Target has faced criticism from Fox News over a “Pride Christmas Nutcracker “and wheelchair-accessible Santa.
Brian Cornell reveals serious safety threats faced by Target employees due to conservative attacks on the store’s Pride Month collection.
The hockey forward took to TikTok to let everyone know what he thinks of the league's ban, which has since been reversed.
Players will now be able to show that they support LGBTQ+ fans and hockey players while on the ice.
The Imagine Dragons frontman is the definition of a fierce ally.
The league had previously banned wearing Pride jerseys during games.
Mayor London Breed and State Sen. Scott Wiener will attend, while GAYC/DC will perform.
The RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars winner had to defend herself from homophobic and racist slurs.
Learning about the trailblazers who paved the way for the community goes beyond Pride Month.
As one of Harris’s many firsts, she is now the first sitting Vice President of the United States to visit the famed queer space.
Just like blue jeans, Pride will never go out of style!
So far, 2023 looks like it's going to be a great year for celebrity coming-out stories!
The Vice President teamed up with GLAAD to bring together some of the nation's most beloved queer luminaries!
This new video game concept reimagines RuPaul’s Drag Race stars as Street Fighter characters.
Not every queer song has to inspire us to be a good person!
The purple blob is the internet's latest — questionable — queer icon.
“People shaming Andy Cohen for being gay, in a gay bar, with other gay guys, during gay Pride month,” one user tweeted.