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50 years ago: Amazing video shows the first ever Pride
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50 years ago this weekend, the world’s first Pride marches took place in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco. The protests, to mark the first anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in 1969 – sparked a movement which has now spread around the world.
This amazing video from 1970 is now part of the US Library of Congress’ collection. Simply called Gay and Proud by Lilli Vincenz, it depicts the march in New York on 28 June 1970.
Back then, it wasn’t called Pride but the Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade. The pioneers carried banners reading ‘Gay Pride’ and ‘Smash sexism.
Gays unite now’. They marched chanting ‘Gay, gay, all the way’ and ‘Say it loud! Gay and proud!’ Meanwhile, the film shows a glimpse of the huge crowds the
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Safety first this July 4th
Independence Day calls for more unity than ever this year. All of us at the Delaware beaches — from real estate to retail and especially restaurants and hospitality — are trying to navigate summer in the wake of COVID-19. The real estate market has been extremely busy, and months of quarantine have made a beach vacation even more attractive (and needed) than usual. Yet after months of ‘flattening the curve’ in Delaware, we are now churning in the eddy of the virus and seeing an ebb and flow of positive cases. We are redoubling our efforts to keep the beaches and local businesses open, and get to a sense of calmer waters, but July 4 weekend will look a bit different this year.
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