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Pride Partiers Flee Washington Square Park Over Gun Scare
Hundreds of people celebrating Pride late Sunday ran for cover after the booms of fireworks were mistaken for gunfire. Washington Square Park was filled with revelers enjoying the last weekend of Pride Month when panic set over the crowd. Videos circulating social media showed hundreds of partiers running in multiple directions to get out of the park around 8 p.m….
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NYC Pride March and Celebrations
Crowds gathered in the street today as the NYC Pride March took place for the first time in two years, Jessica Cunnington reports.
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NYC Pride: Celebrating in the Boogie Down Bronx
A big celebration of pride and the diversity of the LGBT Community was held in the Bronx today. Checkey Beckford reports.
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NYC Pride 2022: New Leader Preps for Annual Greenwich Village Celebration
News 4’s Gus Rosendale spoke one-on-one with the Executive Director of group that organizes NYC’s biggest pride celebration.
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NYC Pride to Bring 3-Day Music Festival to Governors Island, Reveals Headliner
Following years of virtual celebrations due to the pandemic, the long-awaited fully in-person Pride Island experience is scheduled to take place this year — at a new location. The three-day music festival, part of NYC Pride, will fill Governors Island from June 24 to 26 and will feature international popstar Kim Petras as its headliner, with additional performances by Eddie Martinez, Dani…
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Long Island Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening LGBTQ Community for Years
A Long Island man who was arrested just a day ago after allegedly threatening to launch a devastating attack at the New York City Pride march and repeatedly threatening LGBTQ leaders over the span of years was back in handcuffs on Tuesday and facing new charges.
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Long Island Man Charged With Threatening LGBTQ Community, NYC Pride Arrested Again
A Long Island man who was arrested just a day ago after allegedly threatening to launch a devastating attack at the New York City Pride march and repeatedly threatening LGBTQ leaders over the span of years was back in handcuffs on Tuesday and facing new charges.
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Man Charged For NYC Pride Threat Arrested Again
A Long Island man is arrested again after authorities accused him of attempting an attack on the Pride March in New York City. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Man Threatened NYC Pride Attack to Make Pulse Shooting ‘Look Like a Cakewalk': Feds
A Long Island man was arrested after allegedly threatening to launch an attack at the New York City Pride march so devastating that it would make the 2016 attack at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando “look like a cakewalk,” according to federal prosecutors.
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NY Man Accused of Threatening to Attack NYC Pride March
A Long Island man is facing charges after police said he threatened several LGBTQ organizations. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Crowds Return for New York City Pride March
It’s still a departure from the 50th anniversary held in New York City two years ago, but crowds are gathering once again this weekend to continue the celebrations, marches and protests synonymous with Pride. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Crowds Return for NYC Pride
Pride weekend in New York City drew large crowds one year after the pandemic shuttered most annual events. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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No Spectators, But NYC Pride March Returns in Scaled Back Form
Pride traditions came back this year after a pandemic hiatus but some, including the Heritage of Pride Parade, will stay smaller than in years past. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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‘Pride All the Time': Crowds Come Out for NYC Pride Despite 2nd Year of Smaller Celebrations
It’s still a departure from the 50th anniversary held in New York City two years ago, but crowds are gathering once again this weekend to continue the celebrations, marches and protests synonymous with Pride. The first of the weekend crowds spilled out across neighborhood bars throughout the city, including Greenwich Village where late-night patrons enjoyed celebrating the weekend collectively...
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Pride Weekend Kicks Off in New York City
After the biggest Pride celebration in city history in 2019, and a pandemic-caused quiet year in 2020, this year’s Pride celebration looks to be a bit of the mix of the two, with many events but no parade. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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NYC Pride Weekend Kicks Off With Virtual Rally
Pride celebrations in New York City continue to be scaled back this year, with organizers planning on a full return to in-person celebrations next year. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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NYC Pride Ban on Uniformed Police Reflects a Deeper Tension
As Pride weekend approaches, the decision by organizers of New York City’s event to ban LGBTQ police officers from marching in future parades while wearing their uniforms has put a spotlight on a longstanding tension
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Your Guide to Pride Weekend in NYC
After a subdued 2020, this year’s NYC Pride March and street festival are scheduled to take place Sunday — with people taking to the streets of the Big Apple in celebration, although it won’t be the grand scale of years pre-pandemic. Every June, Pride Month commemorates the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan — a “tipping point for the Gay Liberation…
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NYC Pride Co-Chair on Pandemic Planning, Calls for Change
There’s a new co-chair that is the leading organizer of all pride events in the city.
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NYC Reacts to NYPD's Ban From Pride Events
NYC Pride organizers announced the decision to ban police from their annual events. NBC New York’s Gus Rosendale reports.