Pride: News, Events and Guides

Welcome to the Pride tag on RealTime TV News. Here you’ll find news, event updates, practical tips and personal stories connected to Pride — from LGBTQ rights and parades to how communities celebrate local achievements. Use this page to catch quick updates and to find deeper reads when you want context or action steps.

Want to find something fast? Scan the headlines, read short summaries, and open the posts that match your needs. Some pieces focus on activism and law, others on events and safety, and a few share first-person accounts. If a headline catches your eye, click it to get the full story and any related coverage we link to in the article.

What you’ll find under this tag

News briefs: fast updates on protests, court rulings, policy changes and Pride events in cities. Event guides: dates, basic logistics, what to expect and tips for first-time attendees. Safety tips: how to stay safe at large gatherings, how to spot and avoid risky situations, and resources to contact if you need help. Voices from the community: interviews and personal essays that give context and human stories behind headlines.

If you’re planning to attend a Pride event, these simple checks help: know the route and timings, stay with friends, keep your phone charged, and pick a public meeting spot in case someone gets separated. Carry minimal valuables and a water bottle. If you see someone in distress, alert nearby marshals or security — most events have trained volunteers and first-aid stations.

How to read and use our coverage

Start with a news brief when you need facts fast. Read a feature when you want background or personal perspective. Use event guides for logistics and local resources. If a post includes contacts for legal aid, helplines, or community centers, save that information before you leave.

Want to support Pride beyond attending parades? Volunteering, donating to local shelters and LGBTQ organizations, and amplifying community-led stories are practical steps. If you’re a journalist or organizer, consider partnering with trusted local groups so your actions match the needs of the community.

We try to keep coverage clear and useful. If you spot a correction, or want us to cover a local Pride event, send your suggestion through our site’s contact form or use the submission options listed on the article pages. We review tips and submissions regularly and aim to highlight accurate, community-focused stories.

Finally, treat Pride coverage with respect. Share stories that center people’s voices instead of silencing them. Check dates and sources before you repost. And if you’re in doubt about how to describe someone’s identity, follow how they self-identify in their piece or use neutral language until you can confirm.

Keep checking this tag for updates — we add new posts often and highlight important developments when they happen.