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Pride parades in photos: See how Pride Month 2024 is celebrated worldwide
By James Powel, USA TODAY,
5 hours ago
The final weekend of Pride Month comes to a close Sunday ending weeks of blowout events.
Pride Month honors the commemorates the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in New York City , which is cited as the start of the Gay Rights movement in the United States.
Here are some of the best pictures from Pride events from around the world.
Pride parades around the world
A person participates in the LGBTIQA+ pride march for diversity, in Santiago, Chile, Saturday. Sofia Yanjari, REUTERSA participant attends the LGBTQ+ Pride Parade in La Paz, Bolivia, on Saturday. Ricardo Moraes, REUTERSPamela Contreras participates in the LGBTIQA+ pride march for diversity in Concepcion, Chile, Saturday. Juan Gonzalez, REUTERSIn this aerial view members of the trans community carry a coffin to protest against the violence they suffer and to remember those killed during the Pride Parade in Tijuana on Saturday. GUILLERMO ARIAS, AFP via Getty ImagesMembers of the trans community carrying a coffin protest against the violence they suffer and to remember those killed during the Pride Parade in Tijuana on Saturday. GUILLERMO ARIAS, AFP via Getty ImagesA reveler takes part in the Pride Parade along Reforma Avenue in Mexico City on Saturday. ALFREDO ESTRELLA, AFP via Getty ImagesMembers of the LGBTQ community take part in the Pride Parade in Tijuana on Saturday. GUILLERMO ARIAS, AFP via Getty ImagesA reveler holds a sign in the shape of a heart reading "Love is Not a Crime, But Your Homophobia Is" during the Pride Parade in Guatemala City on Saturday. JOHAN ORDONEZ, AFP via Getty ImagesSupporters of the LGBTQ community hold a large rainbow flag as they take part in the Panama Pride Parade to celebrate Pride Month in Panama City on June 29, 2024. MARTIN BERNETTI, AFP via Getty ImagesA reveler takes part in the Pride Parade in Guatemala City on Saturday. JOHAN ORDONEZ, AFP via Getty ImagesA person waves a rainbow flag while taking part in the annual Pride March in Santiago, Chile on Saturday. RODRIGO ARANGUA, AFP via Getty ImagesAn attendee holds a placard that reads "The RN wants to kill us", against the French far-right Rassemblement National (National Rally - RN) party during the Marche des Fiertes LGBTQI+ (Paris annual Pride parade) in Paris, on the eve of the first round of the early French parliamentary elections in France Saturday. Abdul Saboor, REUTERSPeople take part in the pan-European international LGBTQI+ Pride parade in Thessaloniki, Greece, Saturday. Alexandros Avramidis, REUTERSPeople take part in the pan-European international LGBTQI+ Pride parade in Thessaloniki, Greece, Saturday. Alexandros Avramidis, REUTERSAttendees walk under a giant flag during the Marche des Fiertes LGBTQI+ (Paris annual Pride parade) in Paris, on the eve of the first round of the early French parliamentary elections in France, Saturday. Abdul Saboor, REUTERSPeople take part in the pan-European international LGBTQI+ Pride parade in Thessaloniki, Greece, Saturday. Alexandros Avramidis, REUTERSPeople take part in the pan-European international LGBTQI+ Pride parade in Thessaloniki, Greece, Saturday. Alexandros Avramidis, REUTERSPeople take part in the pan-European international LGBTQI+ Pride parade in Thessaloniki, Greece, Saturday. Alexandros Avramidis, REUTERSA person attends the 2024 Pride Parade in London Saturday. Isabel Infantes, REUTERSA brass band performs at the 2024 Pride Parade in London Saturday. Mina Kim, REUTERSThe country's largest progressive pride flag (700 feet) as seen before it was marched to the middle of John Ringling Causeway Bridge, in Sarasota, Florida, Saturday morning, June 29, 2024. It was response to recent restrictions from Governor Ron DeSantis that prevented the bridge from being lit in rainbow colors for Pride Month, as well as in distinctive colors for Juneteenth, National Gun Violence Awareness Day, and other important causes. THOMAS BENDER/HERALD-TRIBUNE / USA TODAY NETWORKAngela Singleton at SoKno Pride on Sevier Avenue, in Knoxville, Tenn., Saturday. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORKIzzy Tomes, 5, writes a note to add to a mirror, at SoKno Pride on Sevier Avenue, in Knoxville, Tenn., Saturday. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORKAn attendee is seen as the country's largest progressive pride flag was marched to the middle of John Ringling Causeway Bridge, in Sarasota, Florida, Saturday. THOMAS BENDER/HERALD-TRIBUNE / USA TODAY NETWORK
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