Take a look at the visual history of the NYC Pride Parade.
The 1969 police raid of Stonewall Inn, in New York's Greenwich Village, was far from law enforcement's first attack on a gay bar. And yet, thanks to the LBGTQ community's overwhelming response, the Stonewall riots have long stood apart—not to mentionas we know it today.
This year, the NYC Pride Parade will once again celebrate Stonewall's legacy. But to say that it'll also be over-the-top is no doubt an understatement; its date, June 30, coincides with Stonewall's 50th anniversary. But as much as Pride has become associated with celebration—and commercialization, stretching back even to the early '70s—its ties to activism and protestby
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