PHOTOS

Now more than ever, visibility is its own kind of power. In a world where voices are drowned out and identities get pushed into the margins, showing up visibly—in our colors, our joy, our truth—is an act of resistance and remembrance. Marching at Pride isn’t just about celebration; it’s about saying, “We are here. We matter. And we will not disappear.” Every step becomes a declaration, every flag a signal flare, every face in the crowd a reminder that our community thrives when we are seen, claimed, and counted. Visibility is not vanity. It’s survival, it’s solidarity, and it’s the heartbeat of Pride.