Global Pride celebration
House of Pride Icons
A glitter-bright salute to LGBTQIA champions everywhere: the elders, artists, organizers, neighbors, friends, and families who keep fighting for equality for every person and every love.
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Global defenders
Faces of the fight for human equality
These portraits honor people across continents who fought, organized, wrote, spoke, and risked comfort so LGBTQIA communities could live with dignity. Explore 576 people and Wikimedia portrait discoveries.Liberation elder
Marsha P. Johnson
United States
Marsha P. Johnson was a legendary trans activist, drag queen, and liberation elder who was a central figure in the Stonewall Uprising of 1969. As a co-founder of Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR) alongside Sylvia Rivera, she dedicated her life to helping homeless queer youth and trans women of color in New York City, proving that joy, survival, and mutual care are powerful acts of resistance.
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Notes from the floor
Every sign says welcome home
Chosen family foreverTrans joy is sacredDrag is artProtect queer youthLove makes roomNo one left outsidePride is protestGlitter with purposeChosen family foreverTrans joy is sacredDrag is artProtect queer youthLove makes roomNo one left outsidePride is protestGlitter with purpose
Good vibes only
Leave a little love for the wall
Equality for all, no matter who you are or who you love.
This app celebrates Pride as both party and promise: respectfully campy, deliberately loving, and centered on the people who keep the fight moving forward.
The first kind note gets the spotlight.