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World Pride 2019

WorldPride 2019 is rapidly approaching, and we could not be more excited. In anticipation of this monumental event for the LGBTQ+ community, as well as for all of New York, we've chosen two Out Travelers to share what they do to celebrate New York Pride in their own personal style. Check out how Olympic athlete, Chris Mosier, travel writer, Barry Hoy, and the team at Out spend their New York Pride, below.

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38 Must-See Photos from Pride Weekend in New York, Chicago, and San Francisco

From a couple of the longest-runnnig Pride celebrations in the US — and WorldPride in New York to commemorate 50 years since the Stonewall Riots — these photos will make you feel like you were there.

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Op-ed: We Are Responsible for Carrying the Torch Lit at Stonewall

Stonewall 50 is also a moment to remember that our civil rights movement needs to be in constant motion, just like the attacks against us are.

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Queer Icon Cyndi Lauper Will Be Taking the Stage During World Pride

We just want to have fun — and Lauper will make sure of that.

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There’s a Corporation-Free Queer Liberation March Happening in NYC

Here’s how a group of activists made it happen.

 

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Chris Mosier Explores New York For WorldPride 2019

Chris Mosier, the first open trans Team USA Athlete, tells us what he does to celebrate New York Pride.

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Out Takes On WorldPride 2019

Wondering how the the team at Out celebrates New York Pride? You've come to the right place.

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Barry Hoy Explores New York For WorldPride 2019

 From brunches to parades, New York Pride offers endless opportunities, but Barry Hoy gives us his four can’t-misses that everyone should experience.

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World Pride 2019

Pride in New York City is magical by anyone’s account:  to be in the company of thousands of others marching down Fifth Avenue in celebration, unified, is awe-inspiring.