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Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' the same thing. The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities, primarily within the GLBTQ community. This can also include fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits, depending on what's big in that particular area. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point itself.
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Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' the same thing. The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities, primarily within the GLBTQ community. This can also include fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} sadomasochists]] fetishism as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits, depending on what's big in that particular area. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point itself.
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Except that this is not a Useful Notes Page on sexual identity politics, and that bit of info does nothing to help people understand pride parades any better. Just because it\'s in a hottip doesn\'t excuse from the rule of Clear and Concise. And having been to parades and festivals in 5 cities and 2 countries, I can tell you that BDSM and fetishism is generally not part of it; they have their OWN event weekends. I\'ve been to those too, and they tend to be a different creature entirely, in both execution and purpose. I meant no insult against the BDSM/fetish community by pointing this out. I seriously don\'t know why must turn everything into an anti-kink crusade.
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A LGBTQ[[hottip:*:Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Queer. The L is there to highlight that homosexuality isn't only about the gay men. Transgender is much wider and more inclusive than Transsexual. Queer, as in the academical discipline Queer Theory, include a wide spectrum of deviations from traditional heteronormativity, including ones that doesn't fit the FalseDichotomy of hetero-homo.]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While there are some people who still try to limit the phenomenon to include only homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals (or even limit the spectrum to "homosexuality, period"), most Pride Parades include a far wider spectrum of gender identity and sexual identity. This include sexual minorities such as fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point itself.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While there are some people who still try to limit the phenomenon to include only homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals (or even limit the spectrum to "homosexuality, period"), most Pride Parades include a far wider spectrum of gender identity and sexual identity. This include sexual minorities such as fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point itself.
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A LGBTQ[[hottip:*:Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Queer. The L is there to highlight that homosexuality isn't only about the gay men. Transgender is much wider and more inclusive than Transsexual. Queer, as in the academical discipline Queer Theory, include a wide spectrum of deviations from traditional heteronormativity, including ones that doesn't fit the FalseDichotomy of hetero-homo.]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not''called a "Pride Parade". the same thing. The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While there are some people who still try to limit minorities, primarily within the phenomenon to GLBTQ community. This can also include only homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals (or even limit the spectrum to "homosexuality, period"), most Pride Parades include a far wider spectrum of gender identity and sexual identity. This include sexual minorities such as fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits.Two-Spirits, depending on what's big in that particular area. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point itself.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not''
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The hottip has room for the clarification. And I think it\'s needed.
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A LGBTQ[[hottip:*:Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Queer]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
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A LGBTQ[[hottip:*:Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Queer]] Queer. The L is there to highlight that homosexuality isn't only about the gay men. Transgender is much wider and more inclusive than Transsexual. Queer, as in the academical discipline Queer Theory, include a wide spectrum of deviations from traditional heteronormativity, including ones that doesn't fit the FalseDichotomy of hetero-homo.]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
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I Inclusiveness is the reason why the Q exist in the first place. It\'s sad gow some people try to make it meaningless by pretending that everything that\'s not classic LGBT is outside LGBTQ.
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Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While it generally focuses on LGBTQ life there are some people who still try to limit the phenomenon to include only homosexuals, bisexuals and culture, it can also transsexuals (or even limit the spectrum to "homosexuality, period"), most Pride Parades include a far wider spectrum of gender identity and sexual identity. This include sexual minorities such as fetishists and fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} sadomasochists]], sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender-identity gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits, depending what's big in the local culture.Two-Spirits. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point itself.
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Pride is usually an all-day affair, with smaller, related taking place over an entire week or weekend depending on the city. The day of the parade is often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what the general populace are exposed to the most.
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Pride is usually an all-day affair, with smaller, related events taking place over an entire week or weekend depending on the city. The day of the parade is often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what the general populace are exposed to the most.
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Grabbing a few more misspellings.
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Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While it originally focused generally focuses on LGBTQ life and culture, it can also include sexual minorities such as fetishits fetishists and [[{{BDSM}} sadomasochists]], as well as ethnic gender-identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits, depending on the city and what's big in the local culture. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point itself.
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Compare SexIsGood, EthicalSlut and BrainsAndBondage. Contrast (''or'' "see also", depending on [[MoralGuardians the tone of the work]]) SexIsEvil, DepravedHomosexual, BondageIsBad, StrawLoser and InternalizedCategorism.
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Compare SexIsGood, EthicalSlut and BrainsAndBondage. Contrast (''or'' "see also", compare, depending on [[MoralGuardians the tone of the work]]) SexIsEvil, DepravedHomosexual, BondageIsBad, StrawLoser and InternalizedCategorism.
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Ampersands are tacky outside of titles.
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Pride is usually an all-day affair, with smaller, related taking place over an entire week or weekend depending on the city. The day of the parade is often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-LGBT's are exposed to the most.
Pride is usually an all-day affair, with smaller, related taking place over an entire week or weekend depending on the city. The day of the parade is often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-LGBT's are exposed to the most.
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Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While it originally focused on LGBTQ life and culture, it can also include sexual minorities such as fetishits & and [[{{BDSM}} Sadomasochists]] sadomasochists]], as well as local ethnic gender identity gender-identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits, depending on the city and what's big in the local culture. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point.
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Pride is usually an all-day affair, with smaller, related taking place over an entire week or weekend depending on the city. The day of the parade is often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's whatnon-LGBT's the general populace are exposed to the most.
Pride is usually an all-day affair, with smaller, related taking place over an entire week or weekend depending on the city. The day of the parade is often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what
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Wow this was one passive-aggressive update.
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A LGBTQ [[hottip:*:Stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer. The L is there to highlight that homosexuality isn't only about the gay men. Transgender is much wider and more inclusive than Transsexual. Queer include a wide spectrum of deviations from traditional heteronormativity, including ones that doesn't fit the FalseDichotomy of hetero-homo.]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While there are some people who desperately try to limit the phenomenon to include only homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals, most Pride Parades include a far wider spectrum of gender identity and sexual identity. This include sexual minorities such as fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} Sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point, where characters who want to exlude minorities other than their own often come across as NotSoDifferent from the homophobes that ''they'' are oppressed by.
Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:*:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-LGBT's are exposed to the most.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While there are some people who desperately try to limit the phenomenon to include only homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals, most Pride Parades include a far wider spectrum of gender identity and sexual identity. This include sexual minorities such as fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} Sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point, where characters who want to exlude minorities other than their own often come across as NotSoDifferent from the homophobes that ''they'' are oppressed by.
Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:*:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-LGBT's are exposed to the most.
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A LGBTQ [[hottip:*:Stands for Lesbian, LGBTQ[[hottip:*:Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer. The L is there to highlight that homosexuality isn't only about the gay men. Transgender is much wider Transgendered, and more inclusive than Transsexual. Queer include a wide spectrum of deviations from traditional heteronormativity, including ones that doesn't fit the FalseDichotomy of hetero-homo.]] Queer]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. Whilethere are some people who desperately try to limit the phenomenon to include only homosexuals, bisexuals it originally focused on LGBTQ life and transsexuals, most Pride Parades include a far wider spectrum of gender identity and sexual identity. This culture, it can also include sexual minorities such as fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} Sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits. Two-Spirits, depending on the city and what's big in the local culture. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a plot point, where characters who want to exlude minorities other than their own often come across as NotSoDifferent from the homophobes that ''they'' are oppressed by.
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Pride is usually an all-day(or even all-week[[hottip:*:In Stockholm (capital affair, with smaller, related taking place over an entire week or weekend depending on the city. The day of Sweden), for example, Pride the parade is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-LGBT's are exposed to the most.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. While
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Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:*:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-LGBT's are exposed to the most.
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Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:*:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] after-parties]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-LGBT's are exposed to the most.
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Missed one of the misspelled ones before.
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Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:*:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-GLBT's are exposed to the most.
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Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:*:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-GLBT's non-LGBT's are exposed to the most.
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A LGBTQ [[hottip:Stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer. The L is there to highlight that homosexuality isn't only about the gay men. Transgender is much wider and more inclusive than Transsexual. Queer include a wide spectrum of deviations from traditional heteronormativity, including ones that doesn't fit the FalseDichotomy of hetero-homo.]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
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A LGBTQ [[hottip:Stands [[hottip:*:Stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer. The L is there to highlight that homosexuality isn't only about the gay men. Transgender is much wider and more inclusive than Transsexual. Queer include a wide spectrum of deviations from traditional heteronormativity, including ones that doesn't fit the FalseDichotomy of hetero-homo.]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
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Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-GLBT's are exposed to the most.
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Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:In all-week[[hottip:*:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in the LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-GLBT's are exposed to the most.
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1. It\'s LGBT. 2. The Q should be included, and the letters explained. 3. Claiming that a minority isn\'t included because members of the minority don\'t do explicit acts during the parade, that\'s one of the creepiest things I have heard in a long time. And it\'s a classic homophobic argument as well, like claiming that there are no gay teachers because it\'s not apropriate to have anal sex in front of children. 4. The pride movement is international, not specific to USA. Presenting a local ethnic minority as representive is just America Is The World.
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A GLBT [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. Generally speaking, this includes homosexuality, bisexuality, and transsexuality, though lesser-known gender minorities like Native American Two-Spirits have a place in the parade as well.
This is usually an all-day event, often treated like an informal holiday in the GLBT community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-GLBT's are exposed to the most.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. Generally speaking, this includes homosexuality, bisexuality, and transsexuality, though lesser-known gender minorities like Native American Two-Spirits have a place in the parade as well.
This is usually an all-day event, often treated like an informal holiday in the GLBT community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-GLBT's are exposed to the most.
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A GLBT LGBTQ [[hottip:Stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer. The L is there to highlight that homosexuality isn't only about the gay men. Transgender is much wider and more inclusive than Transsexual. Queer include a wide spectrum of deviations from traditional heteronormativity, including ones that doesn't fit the FalseDichotomy of hetero-homo.]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities.Generally speaking, this includes homosexuality, bisexuality, While there are some people who desperately try to limit the phenomenon to include only homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuality, though lesser-known transsexuals, most Pride Parades include a far wider spectrum of gender identity and sexual identity. This include sexual minorities like such as fetishits & [[{{BDSM}} Sadomasochists]] as well as local ethnic gender identity minorities such as Native American Two-Spirits have Two-Spirits. Debates on what should and shouldn't be included is sometimes a place in plot point, where characters who want to exlude minorities other than their own often come across as NotSoDifferent from the parade as well.
Thishomophobes that ''they'' are oppressed by.
Pride is usually an all-day (or even all-week[[hottip:In Stockholm (capital of Sweden), for example, Pride is always a week-long festival, full of parties and seminars covering as wide range of inclusiveness as possible.]] event, often treated like an informal holiday in theGLBT LGBTQ community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what non-GLBT's are exposed to the most.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities.
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* BitchyButch tend to hate the parades because they are inclusive. (She's a bitter and hateful lesbian who resent bisexuals, transsexuals, lesbians who doesn't hate men, and so on. All PlayedForLaughs.) And yet, even she grows to reluctantly enjoy them.
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* BitchyButch tend to hate the parades because they are inclusive. (She's a bitter and hateful lesbian who resent bisexuals, transsexuals, men - including gay men, lesbians who doesn't hate men, and so on. All PlayedForLaughs.) And yet, even she grows to reluctantly enjoy them.
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A GLBT [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] and festival is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
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A GLBT [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] and festival is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
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most pride parades have a level of family-friendliness, so explicit bdsm is usually not included.
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A [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. Originally about homosexuality, but these days usually also including variations such as bisexuality, {{transsexual}}ism, [[CasualKink fetishism & BDSM]] and so on. Arguments regarding what should and shouldn't be included (and why) is sometimes a plot point.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities. Originally about homosexuality, but these days usually also including variations such as bisexuality, {{transsexual}}ism, [[CasualKink fetishism & BDSM]] and so on. Arguments regarding what should and shouldn't be included (and why) is sometimes a plot point.
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A GLBT [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_parade Pride Parade]] and festival is going on. Maybe it has little or nothing to do with the plot, being there simply there to spice up the background of whatever the protagonists are doing. Or maybe it's a major part of the plot. For example, one of the major characters could be helping organizing the whole thing - or organize protests against it. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity may very well ensue]] as one side or the other (or both!) resort to ActivistFundamentalistAntics.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities.Originally about Generally speaking, this includes homosexuality, but these days usually also including variations such as bisexuality, {{transsexual}}ism, [[CasualKink fetishism & BDSM]] and so on. Arguments regarding transsexuality, though lesser-known gender minorities like Native American Two-Spirits have a place in the parade as well.
This is usually an all-day event, often treated like an informal holiday in the GLBT community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's whatshould and shouldn't be included (and why) is sometimes a plot point.
non-GLBT's are exposed to the most.
Note that a "Pride Parade" is a specific phenomenon. People parading because they are proud of their football team or whatever is ''not'' called a "Pride Parade". The Pride Parades are about openness and celebration regarding [[GenderAndSexualityTropes gender and sexuality]] minorities.
This is usually an all-day event, often treated like an informal holiday in the GLBT community ("Happy Pride!" is an oft-heard greeting), with the Parade around noon, the festival in the afternoon, and the [[GayBar after-party]] at night. If the story is gay-centric, then usually the whole event will be covered. Most mainstream works, however, usually focus on the parade since that's what
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** Not quite, on the spoiler. [[spoiler: He only thinks ''one'' of them (the played-for-laughs StrawmanConservative, natch) was coming out at the parade; he refuses to shoot because he's been told these are 'imposters' but sees the gay-pride rings one still happens to be carrying and realizes "Those ''are'' the Presidents!"]] The BrickJoke is more that the audience doesn't recognize him at first because at the parade, he was cross-dressing as a member of a marching [[WizardofOz Dorothy]] band. He tells the Presidents they met "Somewhere over the rainbow."
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* TheTurnerDiaries feature a Pride Parades and make a note of how they are getting more inclusive over time, now extending to include fetishists and such. Since the book is nazi propaganda, the narrative role of the Pride Parade is to serve as an example of how the jews control the world and weaken the aryan race through the power of perversion.
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* TheTurnerDiaries ''Literature/TheTurnerDiaries'' feature a Pride Parades and make a note of how they are getting more inclusive over time, now extending to include fetishists and such. Since the book is nazi propaganda, the narrative role of the Pride Parade is to serve as an example of how the jews control the world and weaken the aryan race through the power of perversion.
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* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "South Park is Gay", all the males in town have turned [[CampStraight metrosexual]]. Once the women of the town start getting fed up, the men put on a Metrosexual Pride Parade, which includes the chant, "We're here, we're not queer, but we're close, get used to it!"
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* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "South Park is Gay", all the males in town have turned [[CampStraight metrosexual]]. Once the women of the town start getting fed up, the men put on a Metrosexual Pride Parade, which includes the chant, "We're here, we're not queer, but we're close, get used to it!"it!"
* ''GaryAndMike'' are in San Fransisco for their roadtrip. A conveluted series of events leads them accidentaly driving their convertable at the lead of the Pride Parade, with Gary shirtless and flying the flag of his father's Marine unit behind him in front of television cameras.
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* ''GaryAndMike'' are in San Fransisco for their roadtrip. A conveluted series of events leads them accidentaly driving their convertable at the lead of the Pride Parade, with Gary shirtless and flying the flag of his father's Marine unit behind him in front of television cameras.
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However, parades that are not about gender and sexuality issues can count as subversions, inversions, RuleOfSymbolism or similar if they are portrayed as "a metaphorical gay pride parade". Claiming to be "openly heterosexual" or "openly white", arranging a parade for "Heterosexual Pride" or "Aryan Pride", is usually meant as an inversion/parody (either by the characters doing it, or by the author). Expect to hear people rant about why these things don't seriously exist, CompletelyMissingThePoint of why pride parades happen in the first place.
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However, parades that are not about gender and sexuality issues can count as subversions, inversions, RuleOfSymbolism or similar if they are portrayed as "a metaphorical gay pride parade". Claiming to be "openly heterosexual" or "openly white", arranging a parade for "Heterosexual Pride" or "Aryan Pride", is usually meant as an inversion/parody (either by the characters doing it, or by the author). Expect to hear people rant about why that these things don't should seriously exist, CompletelyMissingThePoint of why pride parades happen in the first place.
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* Briefly used in ''MarriedWithChildren'' when Bud tries a cowboy look as a means of attracting a girl. He comes back several minutes later, having been beating up by a Native American pride parade marching half a block from the Bundy house.
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* Briefly used in ''MarriedWithChildren'' when Bud tries a cowboy look as a means of attracting a girl. He comes back several minutes later, having been beating beaten up by a Native American pride parade marching half a block from the Bundy house.
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* Briefly used in ''MarriedWithChildren'' when Bud tries a cowboy look as a means of attracting a girl. He comes back several minutes later, having been beating up by a Native American pride parade marching half a block from the Bundy house.
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** In one of them, there's a guy blocking the parade route, silently holding up a sign quoting a bible verse about homosexuality being an abomination. So a cop comes along and puts him under arrest, which you'd expect to happen in RealLife, since he was blocking the route after all. That's where any semblance of realism ends, however, as Chick's [[StrawPolitical Straw Pro-LGBT Rights People]] proceed to ''[[DisproportionateRetribution beat the guy within an inch of his life]]'' while the cops, instead of trying to break it up, join in with their nightsticks. And then, after the guy confined to a hospital bed, [[BeyondTheImpossible a judge tells him that he's facing a prison sentence for the "hate crime"]] [[YouFailLawForever he committed]]. [[http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/5003/5003_01.asp Yes]] [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer really.]]
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** In one of them, there's a guy blocking the parade route, silently holding up a sign quoting a bible verse about homosexuality being an abomination. So a cop comes along and puts him under arrest, which you'd expect to happen in RealLife, since he was blocking the route after all. That's where any semblance of realism ends, however, as Chick's [[StrawPolitical Straw Pro-LGBT Rights People]] proceed to ''[[DisproportionateRetribution beat the guy within an inch of his life]]'' while the cops, instead of trying to break it up, join in with their nightsticks. And then, after the guy confined to a hospital bed, [[BeyondTheImpossible a judge tells him that he's facing a prison sentence for the "hate crime"]] [[YouFailLawForever he committed]]. [[http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/5003/5003_01.asp Yes]] [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer really.Read it here.]]
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** In one of them, there's a guy blocking the parade route, silently holding up a sign quoting a bible verse about homosexuality being an abomination. So a cop comes along and puts him under arrest, which you'd expect to happen in RealLife, since he was blocking the route after all. That's where any semblance of realism ends, however, as Chick's [[StrawPolitical Straw Pro-LGBT Rights People]] proceed to ''[[DisproportionateRetribution beat the guy within an inch of his life]]'' while the cops, instead of trying to break it up, join in with their nightsticks. And then, after the guy confined to a hospital bed, [[BeyondTheImpossible a judge tells him that he's facing a prison sentence for the "hate crime"]] [[YouFailLawForever he committed]].
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** In one of them, there's a guy blocking the parade route, silently holding up a sign quoting a bible verse about homosexuality being an abomination. So a cop comes along and puts him under arrest, which you'd expect to happen in RealLife, since he was blocking the route after all. That's where any semblance of realism ends, however, as Chick's [[StrawPolitical Straw Pro-LGBT Rights People]] proceed to ''[[DisproportionateRetribution beat the guy within an inch of his life]]'' while the cops, instead of trying to break it up, join in with their nightsticks. And then, after the guy confined to a hospital bed, [[BeyondTheImpossible a judge tells him that he's facing a prison sentence for the "hate crime"]] [[YouFailLawForever he committed]]. [[http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/5003/5003_01.asp Yes]] [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer really.]]
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** In one of them, there's a guy blocking the parade route, silently holding up a sign quoting a bible verse about homosexuality being an abomination. So a cop comes along and puts him under arrest, which you'd expect to happen in RealLife, since he was blocking the route after all. That's where any semblance of realism ends, however, as Chick's [[StrawPolitical Straw Pro-LGBT Rights People]] proceed to ''[[DisproportionateRetribution beat the guy within an inch of his life]]'' while the cops, instead of trying to break it up, join in with their nightsticks. And then, after the guy confined to a hospital bed, [[BeyondTheImpossible a judge tells him that he's facing a prison sentence for the "hate crime"]] [[YouFailLawForever he committed]].
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However, parades that are not about gender and sexuality issues can count as subversions, inversions, RuleOfSymbolism or similar if they are portrayed as "a metaphorical gay pride parade". Claiming to be "openly heterosexual" or "openly white", arranging a parade for "Heterosexual Pride" or "Aryan Pride", is usually meant as an inversion/parody (either by the characters doing it, or by the author).
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However, parades that are not about gender and sexuality issues can count as subversions, inversions, RuleOfSymbolism or similar if they are portrayed as "a metaphorical gay pride parade". Claiming to be "openly heterosexual" or "openly white", arranging a parade for "Heterosexual Pride" or "Aryan Pride", is usually meant as an inversion/parody (either by the characters doing it, or by the author).
author). Expect to hear people rant about why these things don't seriously exist, CompletelyMissingThePoint of why pride parades happen in the first place.
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* The characters in ''TheLWord'' attend a Gay Pride parade in one episode.
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* ZinniaJones spend episodes such as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjDgxMgI9A Taking Pride In Pride]] and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgYuBp8XFmY I don't care what you think of pride parades]] arguing that the parades are nessecary and that those critics who don't have a gay-hating agenda are simply CompletelyMissingThePoint.
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* ZinniaJones spend episodes such as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjDgxMgI9A Taking Pride In Pride]] and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgYuBp8XFmY I don't care what you think of pride parades]] arguing that the parades are nessecary necessary and that those critics who don't have a gay-hating agenda are simply CompletelyMissingThePoint.
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->'''ZinniaJones''', summarizing the concept in the episode ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjDgxMgI9A Taking Pride In Pride]]''
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-->Homer: Oh, I heard it at the mustache parade they have every year.
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-->Homer: Oh, I heard it at the mustache parade they have every year.year.
* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "South Park is Gay", all the males in town have turned [[CampStraight metrosexual]]. Once the women of the town start getting fed up, the men put on a Metrosexual Pride Parade, which includes the chant, "We're here, we're not queer, but we're close, get used to it!"
* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "South Park is Gay", all the males in town have turned [[CampStraight metrosexual]]. Once the women of the town start getting fed up, the men put on a Metrosexual Pride Parade, which includes the chant, "We're here, we're not queer, but we're close, get used to it!"
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* TheOnion has done several things on pride, including [[http://www.theonion.com/articles/gay-pride-week-in-review,16769/ Gay Pride Week In Review".
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* TheOnion has done several things on pride, including [[http://www."[[http://www.theonion.com/articles/gay-pride-week-in-review,16769/ Gay Pride Week In Review".
Review]]" and [[http://www.theonion.com/articles/gaypride-parade-sets-mainstream-acceptance-of-gays,351/ Gay-Pride Parade Sets Mainstream Acceptance Of Gays Back 50 Years]].
