US EditionAmsterdam Pride parade blends celebration and protest in LGBTQ+ show of solidarity
- Approximately 80 pride boats participated in Amsterdam's Pride parade during a week-long celebration, contrasting with recent crackdowns on LGBTQ+ rights in Hungary.
- Attendees criticized world leaders for their stance on LGBTQ+ rights, with Thehany Gilmore stating that banning the Budapest pride parade is 'a form of oppression.'
- Some boats displayed messages such as 'Trans Rights Are Human Rights' and 'Trump's Actions Kill. Love Saves Lives.'
- Amsterdam Pride emphasizes the importance of self-expression and appreciation for the freedoms enjoyed in Europe.
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Amsterdam Pride parade blends celebration and protest in LGBTQ+ show of solidarity
Around 80 colorful pride boats sailed through Amsterdam’s World Heritage canals on Saturday in the finale of a week-long celebration in the city that stood in stark contrast to recent crackdowns on LGBTQ+ rights in fellow EU member state Hungary.
·United Kingdom
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With eighty boats full of theatrical pride and countless spectators, Amsterdam once again demonstrated its status as the gay capital of the world during the Pride canal parade—even if only for a day. Because it's not easy being on the right side these days.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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