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Rhode Island Pride marks 50 years
Fifty years after Rhode Island’s first LGBTQIA+ Pride march, known as the “76ers” and held during the Bicentennial Parade, the community celebrates its legacy. Facing discrimination and legal hurdles, including opposition due to anti-sodomy laws, activists fought to march openly with support from the ACLU, paving the way for increased visibility and safety. Today’s PrideFest honors this history while highlighting ongoing challenges, especially attacks on transgender rights, as the community advocates for acceptance and resilience.
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