Name: 2019 Youth Pride Dance
Start: 2019-06-07T19:00:00+00:00
End: 2019-06-07T22:00:00+00:00
Location: Los Angeles LGBT Center

June

7:00 PM – 10:00 PM PST

Los Angeles LGBT Center
Anita May Rosenstein Campus
1118 N. McCadden Place, Los Angeles, CA 90038

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Get your groove on at one of the most anticipated events of Pride season!

LA Pride and the Los Angeles LGBT Center are once again hosting the FREE Youth Pride Dance for folks 24 and younger to kick-off LA Pride Weekend 2019! This circus-themed party will include food, drinks (non-alcoholic), giveaways, and so much more! Please note that this is a 100% substance-free event.

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We asked #LGBTQ people across the community what it means to #ThriveWithPride. Here’s how our Treasurer @garthdotgerald defines it for himself:
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“Thriving with Pride to me means living authentically and fully, that is, being able to bring all of the levels and layers of who I am to life unapologetically and freely.”
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“Thriving with Pride is being able to stand proudly on the shoulders of those who came before us while embodying the dream of what’s to come.”

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Happy #internationaldragday from #LAPride ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 @morganmcmichaels @deltawork

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What. a. month. Thank you for joining us for the @tiktok concert, @abc7la special, LGBTQ+ night at @dodgers stadium and @unistudios, and movie night at @cinespia. Most of all, thank you for helping support Pride Makes a Difference ❤️ We hope you #ThriveWithPride all year long. #LAPride
📸 @wesandalex

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BIG thank you to all of our special guests from the #ThriveWithPride @tiktok concert 💞 Check out our highlights to relive the night! #LAPride
📸 @wesandalex

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As we wrap up June we cannot express enough how grateful we are to all of you and our sponsors who helped support our launch of Pride Makes a Difference ❤️ Together we helped over 37 different nonprofits, provided 340+ events to the community, and gave away over 1,000 units of food! Thank you for helping more people #ThriveWithPride

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Take a moment to learn more about the why behind Pride 📙 Did you know the first organized Pride Parade was here in Los Angeles?
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Half a century ago, there were Pride marches all over the country to honor the Stonewall uprising the year before. But LA was home to the first Pride Parade.
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What’s the difference between a march and a parade? A march is a constitutional right to assemble. A parade on the other hand, is an assembly that requires all sorts of government regulation. So much regulation and hoops in fact, that the parade almost didn’t happen due to LAPD pushing back at every turn.
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Ultimately, the American Civil Liberties Union got involved and argued effectively on behalf of Christopher Street West, and secured support from the judge. The win enabled CSW to hold the first permitted Pride Parade in the world, a historic triumph for LGBTQ+ visibility and civil rights.
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So as you celebrate Pride this year, don’t forget that we can #ThriveWithPride today thanks to those who fought for us in the past. ❤️🏳️‍🌈 #LAPride

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Let's toast together and #ThriveWithPride 🍾
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This year @barefootwine is proudly partnering with @freemomhugs and the @transequalitynow as we march onward for equality, together! #LAPride

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Take the @toyotausa survey to donate $10 to Pride Makes a Difference 🏳️‍🌈 And get a free Toyota x LA Pride bandana! (Quantities limited) #ThriveWithPride Visit our stories for more!

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June

7:00 PM – 10:00 PM PST

Get your groove on at one of the most anticipated events of Pride season!

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