LGBT Pride Month 2018: What to know about its history, events, parades. LGBT Pride Month is celebrated in the United States every year in June. By Morgan Winsor. May 27, 2018, 7:09 AM.

Pride Month has taken many forms through the decades, framed by growing cultural acceptance for the LGBTQ community and evolving politics of the present moment. This year, Pride will be celebrated ...

Wrapped in multicolored flags and waving protest signs, revelers across the globe have gathered throughout June for Pride ...

LGBTQ Pride Month traces its roots back to the 1969 Stonewall riots, which started on June 28, 1969. The first Pride marches started the following year, on June 28, 1970, ...

Pride Month is official here, bringing events, marches, parades, festivities and remembrances dedicated to the LGBTQ community to U.S. cities and countries throughout the world. The annual ...

NYC Pride said earlier this month that about 20% of its corporate sponsors dropped or reduced support, including PepsiCo and ...

The closing of Dupont Circle felt like a bad omen. The park and its namesake neighborhood, a longtime hub of gay life in ...

A Pride Month event planned by the Augusta County Library was cancelled behind the scenes by the Augusta County Board of ...

The slackening of support from these companies coincides with the Trump administration's attacks on the LGBTQ community, ...

While pushback against Pride Month is not necessarily a new phenomenon, some LGBTQ people say this year still feels “different.” Joshua McKinney-Zarrilli, 53, said he has for years posted a ...

"This Nutley Pride, our pride, is a grassroots effort. It's built on a foundation of empathy and acceptance from every corner ...

Brands working with the LGBTQ community isn’t new, but we’ve seen many more companies this year either choose to stay silent on their support (Gap and Kohl’s, who all highlighted Pride Month ...