New York Cy threw a massive LGBTQ Pri March Sunday to culmate a month of events memoratg the 50th anniversary of the clash between police and gay bar patrons that sparked the morn gay rights movement.
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- THE BT GAY PRI EVENTS NYC
- THE MAYORS AND THE GAY PRI PARA
- 'QUEER LIBERATN MARCH' SETS STAGE FOR DUELG NYC GAY PRI EVENTS
THE BT GAY PRI EVENTS NYC
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THE MAYORS AND THE GAY PRI PARA
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'QUEER LIBERATN MARCH' SETS STAGE FOR DUELG NYC GAY PRI EVENTS
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NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- New York Cy threw a massive LGBTQ Pri March Sunday to culmate a month of events memoratg the 50th anniversary of the clash between police and gay bar patrons that sparked the morn gay rights New York Cy Pri March, the biggt Pri celebratn the world, drew lns of spectators. "I thk that we should be able to say we've been here for so long, and so many people are gay that everybody should be able to have the chance to enjoy their liv and be who they are, " Clay said. "One of my highlights was I was walkg on the streets of New York and this woman said 'I love you', " said Jam Moran, om Sydney, year, lns are celebratg world pri, markg 50 years sce the Stonewall uprisg Greenwich Village, wh so much progrs the gay rights a severe thunrstorm that closed off ftivi for about an hour and a half Saturday didn't damper the mood.