A Worldwide Phenomenon [Exhibit Panel]
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From its origins in 1969, Pride has become a nationwide, and increasingly worldwide, phenomenon. Hundreds of GLBT Pride events take place every year in communities large and small.
Pride reminds us that fewer than 40 years ago, such a public event could not have been held in this country. It would have been unthinkable, perhaps even unimaginable.
Pride reminds us that there are places in the world today where Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered people aren’t free to be out, much less march in a parade or gather in protest.
Pride reminds us how precious civil liberties and civil rights ar to everyone in a free society.
For more information on Pride, visit the One in Ten Museum Project’s virtual exhibition at www.museumproject.org and the Rainbow History’s site www.rainbowhistory.org
Pride reminds us that fewer than 40 years ago, such a public event could not have been held in this country. It would have been unthinkable, perhaps even unimaginable.
Pride reminds us that there are places in the world today where Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered people aren’t free to be out, much less march in a parade or gather in protest.
Pride reminds us how precious civil liberties and civil rights ar to everyone in a free society.
For more information on Pride, visit the One in Ten Museum Project’s virtual exhibition at www.museumproject.org and the Rainbow History’s site www.rainbowhistory.org
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“A Worldwide Phenomenon [Exhibit Panel],” Rainbow History Project Digital Collections, accessed November 17, 2024, https://archives.rainbowhistory.org/items/show/1868.
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