June will be a little different this year. So much of the Pride celebration happens with marches, gatherings and parades. With current social distancing measures we all need to come up with other ways to support each other!
During the month of June the Adafruit Blog will be sharing blog posts that celebrate LGBTQ figures and stories.
“New York City is the birthplace of the modern LGBTQ rights movement. We’ve come a long way since the first Christopher Street Liberation Day March 50 years ago, which is a testament to the bravery and resiliency of LGBTIA+ New Yorkers in the struggle for equality,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio. “While this pandemic prevents us from coming together to march, it will in no way stop us from celebrating the indelible contributions that the LGBTIA+ community has made to New York City or from recommitting ourselves to the fight for equal rights.”
Check back here for some great blog posts and check out your local Pride organization to get involved.
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