Pride marches face opposition
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•From gay Nazis to ‘we’re here, we’re queer’: A century of arguing about gay pride
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This month , hundreds of thousands of people around the world will join gay pride marches in cities big and small.
Frida Ghitis: Gay and trans rights movements are quite old, but not a single, unitary political movement.
She says some of them hate what pride is all about.
Ghitis says a small number of men quietly belonged to both the homosexual emancipation movement and the Nazi Party , though they were not open about their sexuality.
In 1970 , activists organized the first pride marches to mark the one-year anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
Laurie Marhoefer : By bringing the party along with the politics into the streets in broad daylight, pride fought against homophobia.
By the 1990s , pride marches had run into more controversy within activist circles.
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