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What is pride parade?
Pride parade rally are annual public events celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. They promote equality, visibility and acceptance for people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. (Image credit: AP)
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Origins of pride
The pride month is celebrated with the beginning of the June. The events began after the 1969 Stonewall Riots in New York City, a pivotal moment in LGBTQ+ history when community members protested against police harassment. (Image credit: AP)
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Pride parade across the world
Pride parades happen worldwide in June. This year, Bangkok hosted Asia's largest pride parade. Parades are filled with rainbow flags, vibrant costumes and performances that symbolize freedom, diversity and self-expression. (Image credit: AP)
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More than a celebration
Pride is not just about celebration—it's also a protest. Many participants march to demand policy changes, fight discrimination, and call for equal rights. (Image credit: AP)
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Message of love and equality
Pride parades welcome allies—family, friends and supporters—who march in solidarity, signifying the message of love and equality. (Image credit: AP)
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Why pride still matters?
While progress has been made, LGBTQ+ people still face challenges. Pride parades serve as powerful reminders that love is love—and that equality is a right, not a privilege. (Image credit: AP)
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A message for the future
Pride inspires future generations to live openly and authentically. It builds awareness, fosters inclusion, and continues the global fight for dignity and human rights for all. (Image credit: AP)
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