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FULL RAW VIDEO -- Happy Gay Day Pride Parade Same sex Marriage LGBT In Manhattan Festival Colors Flag NYC New York NY Lesbian Bisexual Pajaros Legal Congratulations Celebration Celebrate Pajaras Parada 6/28/2015 29 chicago toronto san francisco sf Same sex Marriage 2015 U.S. lgbt lesbian gay bisexual transgender queer pride nyc Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Same Sex Marriage Gay Nationwide1 nyc pride marriage manhattan equality emoji lovewins lovewins gay pride pride nyc pride Worldwide Africa Mauritius South Africa Asia China India Indonesia Israel Japan Lebanon Nepal Philippines Singapore South Korea Sri Lanka Taiwan Thailand Europe Continent-wide events Austria Belarus Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Cyprus Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Montenegro Moldova Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom North America Canada Mexico Puerto Rico United States Oceania Australia New Zealand South America Argentina Brazil Colombia Peru Venezuela See also Pride parades Lists of articles about LGBT events References External links!!!nnUnder the rainbow clothing, glitter and giddy celebration, revelers at New York City's Pride March Sunday felt the full weight of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage across the country.nnHundreds of thousands attended the march from midtown to the West Village, making for what officials said could have been the largest crowd in the event's more than four decade history. About 2 million lined the streets two years ago to celebrate same-sex marriage after it was made legal in New York State, said James Fallarino, NYC Pride media director.nn"This is an extraordinary day in American history," Mayor Bill de Blasio said after the march through Manhattan. "This is a beautiful, beautiful celebration of the Supreme Court decision and of -- finally -- a huge step forward for equality in this country."nnDe Blasio, sporting a rainbow-striped tie and waving a rainbow flag, high-fived spectators along the route. He was joined by his wife, Chirlane McCray, and children, Chiara, 20, and Dante, 17.nnElaina Cuoco-Coton and Cherie Coton of West Islip said the Supreme Court decision gave this year's march special meaning. The couple was married at Bethpage State Park the first day same-sex marriage was legalized in New York.nnRepresentatives of the city council, which has six members in its LGBT caucus, gathered at the march's starting line at 36th Street and Fifth Avenue before walking the route.nnTwo of Britain's most renowned film and theater actors served as grand marshals: Sir Derek Jacobi, who sprang to fame in the United States in "I, Claudius," and Sir Ian McKellen, best known for his roles in the "Lord of the Rings" and "X-Men" movies. Both are gay.nnMcKellen wore a rainbow sash and waved his rainbow-banded fedora at the crowd as he rode through the streets.nn@NewsdaynnSen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) also participated. As he walked, he criticized states that were resisting issuing marriage licenses, saying they have to follow the new law "whether they like it or not."nnThe 300 or so floats were to be judged in the categories of best float, best performance, best dressed and most original. The original purpose of the march -- showcasing gay power and pride -- was remembered in two new award categories for best use of rainbow colors and best representation of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.nnRoots of the march date to 1969, when riots broke out at the Stonewall Inn in response to what was called police harassment. The riots lasted three days. On the anniversary in 1970, activists took to the streets without a permit in what is now considered the first Pride March.nnIn honor of that act of protest, the Pride March is still not called a parade. Less
