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Terri’s first Pride celebration was like most of ours – ‘I would never forget.’

“The support I feel whenever I’m at an LGBTQ event brings me back to this day…”

The generations separating them doesn’t prevent them from sharing Pride together.

“I didn’t really know what to expect, just thought it would be us walking, giving the occasional hug… Wow, was I wrong.”

Showing up for LGBTQ people is the solidarity need in these times.

Over a quarter-century has passed but this picture – and the couple in it – is still as fresh as ever.

The Penna/Burns family proves that celebrating Pride with loved ones has kept the LGBTQ community strong and proud.

This photo represents one man’s long journey towards acceptance of self – one of the most important steps to Pride.

Alaska Airlines employee Odette Bishop remembers representing her employer at a recent Pride march.

While it has campy moments, it’s not all fun and games in Richard Hauser’s “The Homosexual Society: A new approach to the problem.”

After all, one trait commonly associated with masculinity is seeking other male attention for approval.

Truly going above and beyond, pop star Rihanna just helped assuage a gay male fan’s coming out process.

Scott Rogowsky pretended to be reading some seriously saucy material while traveling on the New York subway.

“Why being different is bad and sex is scary.”

The photo “portrays a kind of intimacy between the two men that seemingly betrays the rules of patriarchal masculinity.”

As LGBTQ rights rise, the traditionally gay-friendly meccas like NYC and the West Coast are no longer the oasis in the desert.

French photographer Olivier Ciappa created the Imaginary Couples series as a response to homophobic attitudes around the world.

After the Israeli Ministry of Education decided to ban a book depicting a love affair between a Jewish woman and an Arab man, lips locked in furious protest.

Boyega shot down rumors of a burgeoning gay romance in the Star Wars universe with one simple Tweet.

Private jets are necessary for their line of work because commercial airplanes are “long tubes” filled with “a bunch of deadly demons.”