But there are only 50,000 of them, and they’re only available at 10 specific city locations.

Every year, over two million people show up for Pride week in Madrid.

The Stonewall Inn is a national monument to LGBTQ rights, but the administration didn’t want to fly the pride flag. So they gave the flagpole outside it to New York City.

“Happy Pride, bitches. God is gay.”

This may be the only Pride event where you have to be accompanied by a child to visit.

Australia is one of the most inclusive countries in the world and their Pride festival shows it.

It takes white privilege to fight the police, expect to walk away alive, and create a hagiographical narrative of white heroism.

“I want the world to know that you can be special and you can be who you want to be. You can be a vegetarian, you can even be a veterinarian.” ❤️🏳️‍🌈🥰

The LGBTQ community still lacks full equality in Japan, but that won’t stop over 200,000 people from celebrating at the 2019 Rainbow Pride Festival Parade in Tokyo.

The first pride parade in Moscow took place in 2006 and was bombarded with homophobic attacks. Pride parades have now been banned until 2112.