The recent overturning of Roe v. Wade hung in the air at New York’s Dyke March, which celebrated its 30th anniversary on Saturday with a protest action that underscored the common threads between the fights for reproductive rights and queer and trans liberation.
The Dyke March has long functioned as a mobile site of resistance for those aligned with the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, and Saturday’s event, which kicked off in Bryant Park, was no exception. Joy was in the air despite the current political climate—or perhaps deliberately channeled in a massive attempt to begin to heal. See photos from the march below.
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