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PHOTOS: New York City Pride

An estimated 1.5 million spectators lined the streets for annual march

Published

14 years ago

June 28, 2012

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo marches in the New York City Pride Parade. (Washington Blade photo by Michael Key)

An estimated 1.5 million spectators lined the streets of New York City for the annual Pride March on Sunday. The march was followed by the popular Dance on the Pier.

(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)

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George Takei was among the featured guests at Awesome Con on March 14. (Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)

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