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50-plus years of LGBT Pride parades By Leslie Gornstein Getty Images On June 28, 1969, members of New York City s gay community rose up against oppression and state-sponsored violence, fighting back in an event now known as the Stonewall Riots or Stonewall Rebellion. Within a few years, organized, annual parades of pride and remembrance would emerge to mark the event. These June pride parades have spread worldwide, evolving to address new challenges while remembering gay civil rights pioneers. Here s a look at just over 50 years of pride parades, both here and abroad, and how they ve grown and changed. Here, an unidentified woman holds a large sign that reads, I am a lesbian and I am beautiful, during the first Stonewall anniversary march, then known as Christopher Street Liberation Day, in New York, on June 28, 1970. ....
Brood X cicadas emerge after 17 years to swarm the Northeast (Warning: Graphic images) By Leslie Gornstein Pamela Zhang via Instagram Do you live in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois, Georgia, Virginia, West Virginia, New York, Indiana, Ohio, Maryland, North Carolina, Delaware, Kentucky, eastern Tennessee or nearby environs? How about Washington, D.C.? Then there s a good chance you ve met a Brood X cicada by now maybe even up close. The 2021 phenomenon involves billions of the loud, winged insects emerging from the ground in a quantity not seen in 17 years. The sound of such a massive swarm is said to reach up to 100 decibels. That s bad news for people who value their sleep. But there s good news, too: The phenomenon is yielding some truly fabulous photos from amateurs and pros alike. ....