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Photography: Queens Pride 6/1/25 @NYCPride @JacksonHeightsP @aoc @repaoc
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Photography: Queens Pride 6/1/25 @NYCPride @JacksonHeightsP @aoc @repaoc
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Solidarity with Cuba, trans people at Queens Pride
By Melinda Butterfield
Thousands of people gathered in the multinational immigrant neighborhood of Jackson Heights in Queens, New York, for the 25th Queens Pride Parade June 5.
Supporters of the Socialist Unity Party and Struggle-La Lucha marched with the NY-NJ Cuba Si Coalition contingent. The response from those lining the streets was overwhelmingly positive, with many chanting “Viva Cuba!” or running up to take photos with the coalition’s banner.
happy pride đź’—đź’śđź’™
HAPPY PRIDE!
Confetti from the 2019 WorldPride march, 2019. Paper. History Responds Collection Initiative, New-York Historical Society, 2019.84.22.
Eugene Gordon, New York City, Gay & Lesbian Pride March, June 26, 1988, Â nyhs_PR248_b-3_f-38_05.
(According to a feature in Paper, this float was executed by and featured performers and patrons from the Boy Bar. The 1988 date was entered on the print by the photographer, though the recollection suggests it was 1989).
Pride weekend looks a lot different this year, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be celebrated! For some virtual entertainment, please explore some past blog posts:
Learn about Queens Pride here.
Enjoy an interview with Luna Luis Ortiz, an expert on House and Ballroom Culture here.
See more of Eugene Gordon’s photographs of 1980s Pride in our digital library, here.
Celebrate WorldPride with Us!
The NYC Health Department is ready for WorldPride! June is Pride month and this year we’re celebrating WorldPride in recognition of the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising. We’ve got the safer-sex products you need to #PlaySure throughout Pride month.
Come to the NYC Health booth at these upcoming events and get free products including the NYC KYNG Condom, the blue NYC Condom, the classics – flavored, ribbed and extra sensitive male condoms, in addition to FC2s, silicone lube, dental dams, #PlaySure kits and more. We will no longer be distributing the NYC KYNG Condom, so get some before they run out!
HAPPY WORLDPRIDE, NYC!
Queens Pride:
Sunday, June 2 from noon to 6 p.m.
75th Street and 37th Road Brooklyn Pride:
Saturday, June 8 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
5th Avenue between 1st and 9th Streets Bronx Pride:
Sunday, June 23 from 12 to 6 p.m.
149th Street and 3rd Avenue Harlem Pride:
Saturday, June 29 from 12 to 6 p.m.
12th Avenue at West 135th Street Manhattan Pride:
Sunday, June 30 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. PrideFest: 4th Avenue between Union Square and Astor Place Parade: 26th Street and 5th Avenue
Look for our Undetectable = Untransmittable float at the march! “Undetectable” means that the level of HIV in a person’s blood is so low that it doesn’t show up on a viral load test. If a person is undetectable, HIV cannot be passed on to others through sex.
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My college paid me to design a tshirt for Queens Pride and here's the final result! I made the front design while my friend, Daniella, made the back!
I’m really lucky to have grown up here in Jackson Heights. We have a Pride parade and festival every year literally two blocks away from my house, and have for basically my entire life. It’s pretty fantastic, and has been wonderful growing up.
And I finally got a pansexual flag! I’ve had various rainbow flags over the years, but never a pan one! Until now!
My coworker got a pic of me today from the crowd