LGBT Pride Month 2018: What to know about its history, events, parades. LGBT Pride Month is celebrated in the United States every year in June. By Morgan Winsor. May 27, 2018, 7:09 AM.

But as a member of the gay community, I think we ought to have a reckoning over why kink is conflated with LGBT pride at all. The two things really have nothing to do with each other.

June means Pride Month across the U.S., four weeks of parades, parties and festivals drawing those within the LGBT community — and their straight friends, too. More and more in the U.S. voice ...

“Pride Month” is when the world’s LGBTQIA — lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (or questioning), intersex and asexual — community comes together to celebrate freedom.

As June arrives, the question this year is not which companies will give their logos a rainbow refresh to commemorate LGBT Pride Month, but how much they’ll try to outdo each other in the process.

BOSTON, MA - JUNE 12: A new transgender flag is hoisted at the Mass. State House in Boston to honor ... More the 50th anniversary of the Pride parade on June 12, 2020. The flag represents gay and ...