New York LGBTQ+ community reflects on America’s 250th birthday

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As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, sentiments within the LGBTQ+ community are mixed.
The community feels increasingly vulnerable with government actions creating a repressive atmosphere.
This year marks the anniversary of the first Pride, which was a protest for LGBTQ+ rights.
Even in progressive states, the community faces challenges despite the celebration of Pride.
The ongoing attacks reflect a troubling trend for queer and trans rights as history is observed.

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‘We thought we were safe here’: what New York queer community feels ahead of America’s 250th birthdayThe Guardian · 22 days ago

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As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, sentiments within the LGBTQ+ community are mixed.
The community feels increasingly vulnerable with government actions creating a repressive atmosphere.
This year marks the anniversary of the first Pride, which was a protest for LGBTQ+ rights.
Even in progressive states, the community faces challenges despite the celebration of Pride.
The ongoing attacks reflect a troubling trend for queer and trans rights as history is observed.

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