37th Annual San Francisco Pride Parade - A New Transsexual Identity

Pride with prejudice is the theme for the full celebration at Civic Center and parade along the market street with hundreds of incredible creativity, enthusiasm, and sexiness contingents to soaring motorcycles fire up, brighten up the city of San Francisco.

The San Francisco LGBT Pride Month shorts for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Pride Celebration, commonly known as San Francisco Pride, is one of the famous parades and festivals held in June every year and is second only to the Rose Parade in all of California.

It begins with the hanging of 500 rainbow flags identified with gay community along the market street for the festival commemorates thousands of gay and transgender people in the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion who fought back against police repression in New York City.

And comes the traditionally lead by women’s motorcycle contingents, also known s Dykes on the Bikes with leather or fanciful costumes and even topless to mark the won protesting battle in 2006 that Dykes is not an offensive word to United States Patent and Trademark Office in 2003.

With more than 200 parade contingents, PRLAG or Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays make up the largest contingents of all and a short video clips to where you can catch their exciting parades amongst all.

Reverend Beverly of St. Aidan’s Church had a theory as to why this year’s parade was so different from previous years, “We are winning and don’t need to be so confrontational anymore. The tide has turned and tolerance and acceptance are becoming the norm.”

So does go to the topless women and naked man who were greeted with warm applause or amused acceptance from the crowd. This continues to mark the day of the LBGT ‘special rights’ which they always wanted an affirmative ‘yes’ action to accept for who they are and not what they are.

San Francisco Pride Parade 2007