A Word That Became a Point of Pride
By Sarah Diamond for The New York Times
Visit the full article here to trace ‘Pride’ has changed throughout the history of the newspaper.
“We think of Pride — capital P — in terms of community: Men, women and nonbinary people loudly claiming their existence, their contribution to society and culture, and their ability to love,” he wrote. “But no one will ever know exactly how each of us learned self-acceptance or how to create community from that acceptance.”
'Pride' How The Word Became Connected With Gay Rights
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