The annual conversations around Pride marches, both in New York City and across the country, often focus on who should — or shouldn’t — be included.
While these are crucial debates, they often mean that, paradoxically, what gets lost is a discussion of belonging in a broader sense.
Pride retains its importance precisely because it gives the L.G.B.T.Q.
A trove of photographs that elegantly capture Pride in all its inclusive intimacy, focusing not only on the marchers but on the crowds reveling from the sidelines, illuminates how powerful that element can be.
“From the beginning,” Mr. Cratsley wrote, “I was excited by the parade’s exotic, somewhat chaotic sexiness and joy.
Persons:
Bruce Cratsley, ” Mr, Cratsley, “
Organizations:
Pride, Chevron, West 29th Street
Locations:
New York City, San Francisco, Israel, Houston, Manhattan