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Within the LGBTQ+ community, while Pride is generally viewed as an important community event, some have expressed concerns about how major cities' parades are getting less like grassroots community-run events, including diverse expressions of identity and activists sharing political messages with signs, and getting more shiny, commercialized and commodified. In some major cities, Pride parades have a heavy presence of MegaCorp advertising banners and LGBTQ+ members say there seems to be a goal of making money from the community [[note]]https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/some-members-of-lgbtq-community-believe-pride-has-gotten-too-commercial/1638250/ [[/note]] and selling Pride-themed merchandise, or selling expensive tickets that exclude lower-income participants[[note]]https://www.them.us/story/corporate-pride[[/note]]. The 2020s, in light of aggressive legislation against trans people and non-binary people, has seen some cities take Pride back to its more community-oriented political roots.
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Within the LGBTQ+ community, while Pride is generally viewed as an important community event, some have expressed concerns about how major cities' parades are getting less like grassroots community-run events, including diverse expressions of identity and activists sharing political messages with signs, and getting more shiny, commercialized and commodified. In some major cities, Pride parades have a heavy presence of MegaCorp advertising banners and LGBTQ+ members say there seems to be a goal of making money from the community [[note]]https://www.[[https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/some-members-of-lgbtq-community-believe-pride-has-gotten-too-commercial/1638250/ [[/note]] there seems to be a goal of making money from the community and selling Pride-themed merchandise, merchandise]], or selling expensive tickets that exclude lower-income participants[[note]]https://www.[[https://www.them.us/story/corporate-pride[[/note]].us/story/corporate-pride selling expensive tickets that exclude lower-income participants]]. The 2020s, in light of aggressive legislation against trans people and non-binary people, has seen some cities take Pride back to its more community-oriented political roots.
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* ''Literature/TheTurnerDiaries'' feature Pride Parades and make a note of how they are getting more inclusive over time, now extending to include fetishists and such. [[spoiler: The book is obviously fascist propaganda with the narrative role of the Pride Parade being used to justify antisemitism and homophobia, transphobia and enbyphobia]].
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* ''Literature/TheTurnerDiaries'' feature Pride Parades and make a note of how they are getting more inclusive over time, now extending to include fetishists and such. [[spoiler: The book is obviously extreme fascist propaganda with the narrative role of the Pride Parade being used to justify antisemitism and antisemitism, homophobia, transphobia and enbyphobia]].
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An [[UsefulNotes/PrideParade LGBTQ+ Pride Parade]] is going on. There will be parade floats, LGBT+ organization banners, costumed participants and music. Rainbow flags decorate the streets, and LGBTQ+-friendly restaurants and cafes show their support with signs and posters. Maybe the Pride Parade has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing (any show with a CastFullOfGay is bound to do a Pride episode at least once).
Or maybe it's a major part of the episode. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing or organize protests against it. Or the presence of the Pride Parade could be the backdrop for a character's ComingOutStory. Or there could be heated debates on what minorities and organizations should and shouldn't be included in the parade. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] if one or both sides resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
The parade may be portrayed as a standalone event, or be given context as a part of a larger festival. In the later case, it often includes tie-in events at the {{gay bar}}s around the city, concerts, films, and seminars on issues important to the LGBTQ+ community. There may be contests for the best [[TheBear bear]] (big, strong gay men with a CarpetOfVirility), [[DragQueen drag performers]], and members of the BDSM community.
In RealLife, in most cities, Pride takes place in the month of June as that is when the Stonewall riots occurred. But some locations have it earlier or later in the year if the weather in June isn't friendly to a large outdoor event. In the United States, for example, a few southern and western cities hold Pride in October since the heat isn't so oppressive, and to commemorate National Coming Out Day on the 11th.
Within the LGBTQ+ community, while Pride is generally viewed as an important community event, some have expressed concerns about how major cities' parades are getting less like grassroots community-run events, including diverse expressions of identity and activists sharing political messages with signs, and getting more shiny, commercialized and commodified. In some major cities, Pride parades have a heavy presence of MegaCorp advertising banners and LGBTQ+ members say there seems to be a goal of making money from the community [[note]]https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/some-members-of-lgbtq-community-believe-pride-has-gotten-too-commercial/1638250/ [[/note]] and selling Pride-themed merchandise, or selling expensive tickets that exclude lower-income participants[[note]]https://www.them.us/story/corporate-pride[[/note]]. The 2020's, in light of aggressive legislation against transgender people, has seen some cities take Pride back to its more community-oriented political roots.
Or maybe it's a major part of the episode. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing or organize protests against it. Or the presence of the Pride Parade could be the backdrop for a character's ComingOutStory. Or there could be heated debates on what minorities and organizations should and shouldn't be included in the parade. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] if one or both sides resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
The parade may be portrayed as a standalone event, or be given context as a part of a larger festival. In the later case, it often includes tie-in events at the {{gay bar}}s around the city, concerts, films, and seminars on issues important to the LGBTQ+ community. There may be contests for the best [[TheBear bear]] (big, strong gay men with a CarpetOfVirility), [[DragQueen drag performers]], and members of the BDSM community.
In RealLife, in most cities, Pride takes place in the month of June as that is when the Stonewall riots occurred. But some locations have it earlier or later in the year if the weather in June isn't friendly to a large outdoor event. In the United States, for example, a few southern and western cities hold Pride in October since the heat isn't so oppressive, and to commemorate National Coming Out Day on the 11th.
Within the LGBTQ+ community, while Pride is generally viewed as an important community event, some have expressed concerns about how major cities' parades are getting less like grassroots community-run events, including diverse expressions of identity and activists sharing political messages with signs, and getting more shiny, commercialized and commodified. In some major cities, Pride parades have a heavy presence of MegaCorp advertising banners and LGBTQ+ members say there seems to be a goal of making money from the community [[note]]https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/some-members-of-lgbtq-community-believe-pride-has-gotten-too-commercial/1638250/ [[/note]] and selling Pride-themed merchandise, or selling expensive tickets that exclude lower-income participants[[note]]https://www.them.us/story/corporate-pride[[/note]]. The 2020's, in light of aggressive legislation against transgender people, has seen some cities take Pride back to its more community-oriented political roots.
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An [[UsefulNotes/PrideParade LGBTQ+ Pride Parade]] is going on. There will be parade floats, LGBT+ LGBTQ+ organization banners, costumed participants and music. Rainbow flags decorate the streets, and LGBTQ+-friendly restaurants and cafes show their support with signs and posters. Maybe the Pride Parade has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing (any show with a CastFullOfGay is bound to do a Pride episode at least once). \n\nOr
...or maybe it's a major part of the episode. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing or organize protests againstit. Or it, or the presence of the Pride Parade could be the backdrop for a character's ComingOutStory. Or ComingOutStory, or there could be heated debates on what minorities and organizations should and shouldn't be included in the parade. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] if one or both sides resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
The parade may be portrayed as a standalone event, or be given context as a part of a larger festival. In the later case, it often includes tie-in events at the {{gay bar}}s around the city, concerts, films, and seminars on issues important to the LGBTQ+ community. There may be contests for the best [[TheBear bear]](big, (big strong gay men with a CarpetOfVirility), [[DragQueen drag performers]], and members of the BDSM community.
In RealLife, in most cities, Pride takes place in the month of June as that is when the Stonewall riots occurred. But some locations have it earlier or later in the year if the weather in June isn't friendly to a large outdoor event. In the United States, for example, a fewsouthern Southern and western cities hold Pride in October since the heat isn't so oppressive, and to commemorate National Coming Out Day on the 11th.
Within the LGBTQ+ community, while Pride is generally viewed as an important community event, some have expressed concerns about how major cities' parades are getting less like grassroots community-run events, including diverse expressions of identity and activists sharing political messages with signs, and getting more shiny, commercialized and commodified. In some major cities, Pride parades have a heavy presence of MegaCorp advertising banners and LGBTQ+ members say there seems to be a goal of making money from the community [[note]]https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/some-members-of-lgbtq-community-believe-pride-has-gotten-too-commercial/1638250/ [[/note]] and selling Pride-themed merchandise, or selling expensive tickets that exclude lower-income participants[[note]]https://www.them.us/story/corporate-pride[[/note]]. The2020's, 2020s, in light of aggressive legislation against transgender trans people and non-binary people, has seen some cities take Pride back to its more community-oriented political roots.
...or maybe it's a major part of the episode. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing or organize protests against
The parade may be portrayed as a standalone event, or be given context as a part of a larger festival. In the later case, it often includes tie-in events at the {{gay bar}}s around the city, concerts, films, and seminars on issues important to the LGBTQ+ community. There may be contests for the best [[TheBear bear]]
In RealLife, in most cities, Pride takes place in the month of June as that is when the Stonewall riots occurred. But some locations have it earlier or later in the year if the weather in June isn't friendly to a large outdoor event. In the United States, for example, a few
Within the LGBTQ+ community, while Pride is generally viewed as an important community event, some have expressed concerns about how major cities' parades are getting less like grassroots community-run events, including diverse expressions of identity and activists sharing political messages with signs, and getting more shiny, commercialized and commodified. In some major cities, Pride parades have a heavy presence of MegaCorp advertising banners and LGBTQ+ members say there seems to be a goal of making money from the community [[note]]https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/some-members-of-lgbtq-community-believe-pride-has-gotten-too-commercial/1638250/ [[/note]] and selling Pride-themed merchandise, or selling expensive tickets that exclude lower-income participants[[note]]https://www.them.us/story/corporate-pride[[/note]]. The
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* ''Manga/LoveMeForWhoIAm'': In Chapter 15, Mei, Mogumo and Kotone go to a Pride Festival. This triggers a lot of emotions from [[spoiler:Kotone]], who's struggling to accept that [[spoiler:she's a lesbian and is shocked to see how many women like her are out there.]]
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* ''Manga/LoveMeForWhoIAm'': In Chapter 15, Mei, Mogumo and Kotone go to a Pride Festival. This triggers a lot of emotions from [[spoiler:Kotone]], who's struggling to accept that [[spoiler:she's a lesbian and is shocked to see how many women like her are out there.]]there]].
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** In one of them, there's a guy blocking the parade route, silently holding up a sign quoting a bible verse about homosexuality being an abomination. So a cop comes along and puts him under arrest, which you'd expect to happen in RealLife, since he was blocking the route after all. That's where any semblance of realism ends, however, as Chick's [[StrawCharacter Straw Pro-LGBT Rights People]] proceed to ''[[DisproportionateRetribution beat the guy within an inch of his life]]'' while the cops, instead of trying to break it up, join in with their nightsticks. And then, after the guy confined to a hospital bed, a judge tells him that he's facing a prison sentence for the "hate crime" [[ArtisticLicenseLaw he committed]]. [[http://www.donotlink.com/fulb Read it here.]]
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** In one of them, there's a guy blocking the parade route, silently holding up a sign quoting a bible verse about homosexuality being an abomination. So a cop comes along and puts him under arrest, which you'd expect to happen in RealLife, since he was blocking the route after all. That's where any semblance of realism ends, however, as Chick's [[StrawCharacter Straw Pro-LGBT Rights People]] proceed to ''[[DisproportionateRetribution beat the guy within an inch of his life]]'' while the cops, instead of trying to break it up, join in with their nightsticks. And then, after the guy confined to a hospital bed, a judge tells him that he's facing a prison sentence for the "hate crime" [[ArtisticLicenseLaw he committed]]. [[http://www.donotlink.com/fulb Read it here.]]here]].
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* In ''Suore Ninja'' one is held on ''the border between Italy and the Vatican'', and starts the moment the Papal election is announced. Then it turns out the paper used in ballots for the Papal election had been made from trees cursed by a homophobic Etruscan wizard, and the white smoke from their burning turns the people in the parade into zombies.
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* In ''Suore Ninja'' Ninja'', one is held on ''the border between Italy and the Vatican'', and starts the moment the Papal election is announced. Then it turns out the paper used in ballots for the Papal election had been made from trees cursed by a homophobic Etruscan wizard, and the white smoke from their burning turns the people in the parade into zombies.
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* ''Film/BadhaaiDo'': To symbolize that he is now now out of the closet, Shardul puts on a rainbow mask while monitoring a pride parade.
* ''Film/MyFellowAmericans'' has two former presidents trying to escape being killed under the orders of the current president (ItMakesSenseInContext) taking cover in a Gay Pride parade. They aren't trying to get LostInACrowd in this case, but rather are trying to be as visible as possible - not even the bad guy in the film would try to have them killed on live television. [[spoiler: Becomes a BrickJoke by the end of the film when one of the government agents later refuses to shoot because he's been told these are 'imposters' but sees the gay-pride rings one still happens to be carrying and realizes "Those ''are'' the Presidents!"]] The audience doesn't recognize him at first because at the parade, he was cross-dressing as a member of a marching [[Film/TheWizardOfOz Dorothy]] band. He tells the Presidents they met "Somewhere over the rainbow."
* ''Film/DamselsInDistress'' One day Lily and Thor were in town together, and saw "a parade with rainbow flags." This was a problem for [[TheDitz Thor]], who is so dim that he doesn't know the names of ''colours.''
* ''Film/TheTimesOfHarveyMilk'': Harvey Milk marches in one. In the 1970s they were still rather novel. (The first one in San Francisco was in 1972.) Dan White tries to ban them.
* ''Film/{{Milk}}'' features a recreation of Harvey Milk's participation, including the revelation that he was threatened with death should he take the stage to speak.
* ''Film/MyFellowAmericans'' has two former presidents trying to escape being killed under the orders of the current president (ItMakesSenseInContext) taking cover in a Gay Pride parade. They aren't trying to get LostInACrowd in this case, but rather are trying to be as visible as possible - not even the bad guy in the film would try to have them killed on live television. [[spoiler: Becomes a BrickJoke by the end of the film when one of the government agents later refuses to shoot because he's been told these are 'imposters' but sees the gay-pride rings one still happens to be carrying and realizes "Those ''are'' the Presidents!"]] The audience doesn't recognize him at first because at the parade, he was cross-dressing as a member of a marching [[Film/TheWizardOfOz Dorothy]] band. He tells the Presidents they met "Somewhere over the rainbow."
* ''Film/DamselsInDistress'' One day Lily and Thor were in town together, and saw "a parade with rainbow flags." This was a problem for [[TheDitz Thor]], who is so dim that he doesn't know the names of ''colours.''
* ''Film/TheTimesOfHarveyMilk'': Harvey Milk marches in one. In the 1970s they were still rather novel. (The first one in San Francisco was in 1972.) Dan White tries to ban them.
* ''Film/{{Milk}}'' features a recreation of Harvey Milk's participation, including the revelation that he was threatened with death should he take the stage to speak.
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* ''Film/BadhaaiDo'': To symbolize that he is now now out of the closet, Shardul puts on a rainbow mask while monitoring a pride parade.
* ''Film/MyFellowAmericans'' has two former presidents trying to escape being killed under the orders of the current president (ItMakesSenseInContext) taking cover in aGay Pride gay pride parade. They aren't trying to get LostInACrowd in this case, but rather are trying to be as visible as possible - not even the bad guy in the film would try to have them killed on live television. [[spoiler: Becomes a BrickJoke by the end of the film when one of the government agents later refuses to shoot because he's been told these are 'imposters' but sees the gay-pride gay pride rings one still happens to be carrying and realizes "Those ''are'' the Presidents!"]] The audience doesn't recognize him at first because at the parade, he was cross-dressing as a member of a marching [[Film/TheWizardOfOz Dorothy]] band. He tells the Presidents they met "Somewhere "somewhere over the rainbow."
rainbow".
* ''Film/DamselsInDistress'' One day Lily and Thor were in town together, and saw "a parade with rainbowflags." flags". This was a problem for [[TheDitz Thor]], who is so dim that he doesn't know the names of ''colours.''
''colours''.
* ''Film/TheTimesOfHarveyMilk'': Harvey Milk marches in one. In the1970s 1970s, they were still rather novel. (The first one in San Francisco was in 1972.) Dan White tries to ban them.
* ''Film/{{Milk}}'' features a recreation of Harvey Milk'sparticipation, participation including the revelation that he was threatened with death should he take the stage to speak.
* ''Film/MyFellowAmericans'' has two former presidents trying to escape being killed under the orders of the current president (ItMakesSenseInContext) taking cover in a
* ''Film/DamselsInDistress'' One day Lily and Thor were in town together, and saw "a parade with rainbow
* ''Film/TheTimesOfHarveyMilk'': Harvey Milk marches in one. In the
* ''Film/{{Milk}}'' features a recreation of Harvey Milk's
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* ''Literature/TheTurnerDiaries'' feature a Pride Parades and make a note of how they are getting more inclusive over time, now extending to include fetishists and such. Since the book is nazi propaganda, the narrative role of the Pride Parade is to serve as an example of how the jews control the world and weaken the aryan race through the power of perversion.
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* ''Literature/TheTurnerDiaries'' feature a Pride Parades and make a note of how they are getting more inclusive over time, now extending to include fetishists and such. Since the [[spoiler: The book is nazi propaganda, obviously fascist propaganda with the narrative role of the Pride Parade is being used to serve as an example of how the jews control the world justify antisemitism and weaken the aryan race through the power of perversion.homophobia, transphobia and enbyphobia]].
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** A gay pride parade goes through town in "Jaws Wired Shut".
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** A gay An LGBTQ pride parade goes through town in "Jaws Wired Shut".
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** When there was a [[BearsAreBadNews bear "attack"]] in Springfield Homer led an angry mob to the mayors office with this chant:
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** When there was a [[BearsAreBadNews bear "attack"]] in Springfield Springfield, Homer led an angry mob to the mayors mayor's office with this chant:
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** This was also [[DiscussedTrope discussed]] in the "Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy" episode, where the family were pointing out other incidents of Lisa making the rest of them take part of her beliefs and stances, including a gay pride parade. A newspaper article includes a picture of the event, which features same-sex couples in the background holding hands and marching while a ''very'' confused looking Bart stands in the foreground staring at the camera.
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** This was also [[DiscussedTrope discussed]] in the "Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy" episode, where the family were pointing out other incidents of Lisa making the rest of them take part of her beliefs and stances, including a gay pride parade. A newspaper article includes a picture of the event, event which features same-sex couples in the background holding hands and marching while a ''very'' confused looking Bart stands in the foreground staring at the camera.
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* ''Film/{{Pride}}'' is a film about a group of gay and lesbian Londoners and the Welsh village they support during a year-long miners strike. At the conclusion all of the mining guilds march in London's pride parade in solidarity.
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* ''Film/{{Pride}}'' is a film about a group of gay and lesbian Londoners and the Welsh village they support during a year-long miners strike. At The film begins with the AudienceSurrogate Bromley jumping in mid-parade, and at the conclusion all of the mining guilds march in London's pride parade in solidarity.
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* In ''Suore Ninja'' one is held on ''the border between Italy and the Vatican'', and starts the moment the Papal election is announced. [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs Then it turns out the paper used in ballots for the Papal election had been made from trees cursed by a homophobic Etruscan wizard, and the white smoke from their burning turns the people in the parade into zombies]].
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* In ''Suore Ninja'' one is held on ''the border between Italy and the Vatican'', and starts the moment the Papal election is announced. [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs Then it turns out the paper used in ballots for the Papal election had been made from trees cursed by a homophobic Etruscan wizard, and the white smoke from their burning turns the people in the parade into zombies]].zombies.
