The global coronavirus pandemic is affecting how the LGBTQ+ community celebrates Pride during the month of June. The pandemic caused the cancelation of many in-person Pride events, but organizers have found creative ways to bring the community together online.
Additionally, many organizers are including programming that seeks to amplify Black voices in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter cause. While you may not be marching in a Pride parade or attending a workshop in person this year, it's easy to join one of these events from the comfort of your couch.The Together for Pride virtual event kicked off on Friday.
While celebrations may look different this year, Pride is definitely not canceled. From wherever you are, Pride festivities are just a click away.
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