Pride month: 50th anniversary of Stonewall Inn uprising
Published : Jun 25, 2019, 11:15 am IST
Updated : Mar 14, 2020, 2:58 pm IST
Pride flags and pride colours on display at the Stonewall Inn bar, marking the site of 1969 riots that followed a police raid of the bar's gay patrons, in New York. (Photo: AP/Bebeto Matthews)
Karla Jay, gay rights activist and author takes a walk along Stonewall Park, decorated with pride flags for the uprising's 50th anniversary. (Photo: AP/Bebeto Matthews)
A glimpse from the Boston pride parade, with grand marshall Dale Mitchell. Mitchell was at the Stonewall Inn when riots broke out, 50 years ago. (Photo: AP/Elise Amendola)
Macy's flagship store in New York put up a Pride and Joy display for pride month. (Photo: AP/Mary Altaffer)
Macy's is commemorating Pride Month by selling goods celebrating the LGBT culture. (Photo: AP/Mary Altaffer)
Retailers all over the country have put on rainbow displays to for pride month. They are also selling goods and services celebrating the :GBTQ community. (Photo: AP/Mary Altaffer)
New York's Department of Transportation pose for a photo with multi-coloured paints. They plan to make a multi-coloured crosswalk for pedestrians. (Photo: AP/Cathy Renna)
The Department of Transportation paint the pedestrian crossing closest to Stonewall, at Christopher Street and Seventh Avenue, in solidarity with the LGBTQ community. (Photo: AP/Cathy Renna)