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Pride parades draw crowds in Toronto, New York and San Francisco
Large Pride Month parades took place Sunday in several major cities, coinciding with the anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall uprising. Events featured rainbow flags, costumes and calls to action.
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Pride Month celebrations reached their peak Sunday with parades in multiple cities marking the anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall uprising.
Toronto, participants carried rainbow flags along the parade route.
Spectators lined the streets and cheered as the procession passed.
Manhattan, marchers took part in the 57th annual Pride event.
In San Francisco, the parade drew an estimated one million attendees and proceeded down Market Street.
Bogota, costumed participants waved and marched through the streets.
Some marchers paused to kiss during the procession. The events combined celebration with advocacy messages. Organizers described the gatherings as both festive and political.
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