While there won't be live parades or marches this June, many cities are reimagining Pride with online programming to keep people connected. Cities such as Minneapolis and St. Paul are even doing a virtual Pride parade. And InterPride, the international network of Prides, is hosting a Global Pride event on Saturday, June 27. Nashville, San Diego, and Boston are among the US cities that are members of InterPride, but the Global Pride live stream will include "musical performances, speeches, and key messages from human rights activists" from groups across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America, too.
Similarly, Only Human, a community-based organization that aims to make the world a better place, announced the launch of a global give-back and community-building initiative called "Team Human" for Pride this year. Starting June 1, Only Human will host a number of online events like gender workshops, virtual panels, family events, story sharing, and entertainment with various LGBTQ+ nonprofits. Its virtual Pride guests also include drag queens, writers, photographers, dance teachers, LGBTQ+ advocates, and more.
