In June, uniformed gays will not parade at the New York Gay Pride Parade. And they won’t do it in the next four years either. The organizers of the New York Gay Pride-related events have announced that they will ban police and other law enforcement personnel from marching in their parade until 2025, and will also try to keep officers on duty “one block” from the street. celebration of LGBTQ + people and history.
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“The sense of security that law enforcement should provide can instead become a threat and sometimes a danger to those in our community who are most often targeted with excessive force and / or for no reason,” the organizers said in a press release. communicated also announcing that the budget for the safety of the event will be increased in order to reduce the presence of the police department. The agents will provide initial assistance “only when absolutely necessary as requested by city officials,” they said.
The Gay Officers Action League criticized the decision as “disappointed” and calling it “shameful”. The group called the ban a “sharp turnaround”.
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A strong and unprecedented decision, which arises from recent events involving US police officers. Pride was born out of the Stonewall riot of 1969, when, on the night of June 27, police broke into the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar on Christopher Street in Greenwich Village, sparking a series of violent clashes and marking the symbolic beginning. of the birth of the gay pride movement around the world.
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