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Love Is All You Need, 1970
A flyer from Boston's first Pride activities, then called Christopher Street Liberation commemoration events. 1970.
Marchers near Tremont Street and the Boston Common during Boston's first Pride March, 1971 June 26
Marchers near Tremont Street and the Boston Common during Boston's first Pride March on June 26, 1971.
Marchers with balloons during Boston's first Pride March, 1971 June 26
Marchers with balloons during Boston's first Pride March on June 26, 1971.
Attendees outside the Massachusetts State House hold a sign that reads "FEMALE LIBERATION" during Boston's first Pride March, 1971 June 26
Attendees outside the Massachusetts State House hold a sign that reads "FEMALE LIBERATION" during Boston's first Pride March on June 26, 1971. Another sign reads "REPEAL ALL ANTI-GAY LAWS Socialist Workers Party."
Attendee holds a sign that reads "IF YOU COME OUT YOU CAN'T BE FOUND OUT" during Boston's first Pride March, 1971 June 26
Attendee holds a sign that reads "IF YOU COME OUT YOU CAN'T BE FOUND OUT" during Boston's first Pride March on June 26, 1971.
Police officers outside the Boston Police Department headquarters in Back Bay during Boston's first Pride March, 1971 June 26
Police officers and other department staff members and city officials outside the Boston Police Department headquarters in Back Bay during Boston's first Pride March on June 26, 1971.
Marchers at the corner of Boylston Street during Boston's first Pride March, 1971 June 26
Marchers at the corner of Boylston Street during Boston's first Pride March on June 26, 1971.
Community members in Boston's annual Pride march holding a sign that reads "Women Hold Up Half the Sky"
Image from the 1979 Pride showing marchers coming down Charles Street.