The Queer Liberation March is an alternative Pride celebration free of police officers and major corporate sponsors. The three-hour event was live streamed on ABC News and included a host of interviews with transgender, black activists and nonprofit leaders who support black and queer New Yorkers, as well as a series of musical performances and some limited street-side marching. In my mind and experience, they are inextricably linked.” I can’t separate the movement for black lives from the pride movement. “When we elevate more voices, we will create a fuller picture of who we actually are. “Pride for me is about how we work in earnest to truly include all of us across the spectrum of identities in our struggle for freedom and liberation,” said actor Wilson Cruz, one of the parade’s Grand Marshals, in a pre-recorded video aired during the event. The 51st annual Pride Parade in the Big Apple was a virtual celebration for the second year in a row Sunday - bringing a renewed focus to black members of the LBGTQIA+ community. Low-key reveal: Loki declared gender-fluid in new teaser Political donations lead Stonewall Inn to ban some beers How ‘Drag Race All Stars’ Jan and Scarlet Envy celebrate Pride weekend
Wild brawl breaks out between Pride revelers and cops as iconic park descends into chaos
