People in the LGBTQ community don’t always have the support of their families. But there are many parents who embrace their LGBTQ kids.
During Pride Month, countless parents attended parades and other celebrations with their LGBTQ children or participated in their honor. Here are some uplifting photos of supportive parents at Pride events around the world.
World Pride Parade with my Boy!! #pride #WorldPride #equality #prouddad #love #nyc #NYCPrideparade #craigloydgren #comedy #marriedaniserable #ilovewhatido pic.twitter.com/oGyym0zIFI
— Craig Loydgren (@ComedianCraigL) July 1, 2019
& day 2 of SF pride w my woman & her amazing parents 🙌🏽🌈 #loveislove #SFprideparade pic.twitter.com/Zq7lBjfgGe
— $VRVH (@SR0D2) June 30, 2019
Ayer tuve el privilegio de haber ido acompañado de mi mamá y mi papá, quienes voluntariamente quisieron ir a apoyar a sus hijos, a los hijos de otros... a su familia 💙 #TodosSomosFamilia @figualespanama #orgullo #pride #panamá pic.twitter.com/Uy4rtBIW29
— Iván Ch 🏳️🌈 (@ivanchb) June 30, 2019
When #LGBT youth are supported by their parents, it can literally save lives. Always show unconditional love and acceptance.
— LGBTQ Shrink (@DrRonHolt) June 30, 2019
Please RT to show your support for LGBTQIA+ youth and adults. #PrideMonth #Pride #SFPride pic.twitter.com/enSEndLPJR
Dwayne Wade and Gabby Union supporting young Zion at Miami Pride is so beautiful, I could cry. I can’t imagine having had this type of support as a kid (or even young adult). Amazing example of living in and showing unconditional love 💕 pic.twitter.com/2cT8Ow6kik
— Câmi Thomas (@CamiCruzThomas) April 7, 2019
my parents are at sf pride and sending me pics and videos since i couldnt be there, as you can see my mom is very excited to be there and to be the parent of a trans kid pic.twitter.com/feV8Q1SqEq
— MARS (@marsmitchel) June 30, 2019
Clara Yoon is a Korean American mother of a trans son. Through her journey, she organizes other Asian American and Korean American parents through acceptance.
— Tony Choi (@tonykchoi) June 30, 2019
The sign reads, "I love you, my son."
And at the end of the day, that's what matters the most.#WorldPride #Pride pic.twitter.com/nzVNV1IBVV
You raise your daughter to be whatever she wants to be but you also have to nurture who she is. #PrideNYC #ProudDad pic.twitter.com/w2Qxte0plw
— Christopher J. Tozzi (@CTozziUSMC) June 30, 2019
Still beaming over this pic 🤳🏼with my son @BUCH_yeah #proudmom #pride #gayisbeautiful #lovewins #PrideMonth2019 #lovemychildren pic.twitter.com/eAYZK102hf
— Denise Buchman ☕️ (@denisebuchman) June 28, 2019