Gay Pride
February 24th, 2007
What is a gay pride? It is the first time that I am attending a gay pride?
I am thinking to attend gay pride in Amsterdam. But actually I don't really know what is a gay pride and what is going on there. Does it really worth to go gay pride, is it fun?
PS: Which gay pride organizations is best, Amsterdam will it be good? Or do you have any other gay pride succestions?
Thanks 
Cities with a large gay population usually have a gay pride celebration, which can include various community events and a parade. The parade is a celebration of LGBT people.
I live in San Francisco. My boyfriend and I have attended many pride celebrations, and the parade here is usually about four hours in duration.
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