In celebration of Pride Month, NBC OUT asked those in the LGBTQ community and our allies what Pride means to them. Check out some of their submissions!
#pridemeans unconditionally and undeniably #loveislove pic.twitter.com/ntUw8DF8o0
— Joseph B Phillips (@Joeysaidthat) June 18, 2016
#PrideMeans Chosen family for a lifetime!! pic.twitter.com/givR0HFoGt
— Robert York (@ryork24) June 17, 2016
#PrideMeans Chosen Family for Life! pic.twitter.com/pgHHSPowXC
— Robert York (@ryork24) June 17, 2016
@NBCOUT #PrideMeans being who we are, no matter who we are. A way to celebrate, love, remember and smile! pic.twitter.com/7jt7o2Tg20
— Robert Stinnett (@robertstinnett) June 17, 2016
#PrideMeans beautiful resilience when hate, violence, and stigma keep coming for us. This is our family. @NBCOUT
— James P Sheffield (@JayShef) June 12, 2016
#PrideMeans knowing that no matter how bad things get, or how cruel the world becomes, we are never alone.
— Mikey B (@mbrowno778) June 4, 2016
#PrideMeans living fully, without fear, free to figure it out as I go along, just like everyone else. #WhatPrideMeansToMe @NBCOUT
— Eric Peterson, MSOD (@DiversityEric) June 4, 2016
#PrideMeans celebrating our 2nd Anniversary June 28! pic.twitter.com/EbrZgoy1Kp
— Susan Russell (@revsusanrussell) June 3, 2016
#PrideMeans Getting married to this handsome, amazing, supportive and hardworking man in October! pic.twitter.com/xBni19NzoC
— Mark Patrick (@mpat1014) June 3, 2016
@NBCOUT #PrideMeans marrying my husband after 16 yrs together & having the city hall cheer and clap behind us pic.twitter.com/GSTcFueKDB
— David J (@arlowe007) June 3, 2016
