'We better remember the riots from where this all came from, and that Pride started as a protest,” said Nicole Maletta. “We all need to come together and make sure we're not going backwards. We need to find some Stonewall energy.'
on Friday night, the overall vibe at Pride was joyous, providing a massive stage on which everyone could safely express themselves."This is very exciting," said Andy Hon, an Upper East Sider at his first Pride. "Just being around so many people and feeling very embraced and very included is a wonderful experience."has led to frustration, though nearly everyone toned down the branding this year, even on the biggest floats.
"I grew up Ultra-Orthodox and this is my first Pride being Out," said Rev Seinfeld, who was born and bred in New York City. "Growing up I didn't know who I was because I didn't have the words for it, but in my adulthood I've discovered that there's nothing wrong with me.” Seinfeld continued: “I'm just Queer, and Trans, and that's amazing. And it's really meaningful for me to be here because I'm finally accepting of who I am and I'm with people who love and accept me as I am. I've never been in a place with this many Gay people.”
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