MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES - 2022/06/26: A giant Trans Flag seen at the march. Thousands of New Yorkers took to the streets of Manhattan to participate on the Reclaim Pride Coalition's (RPC) fourth annual Queer Liberation March, where no police, politicians or corporations were allowed to participate. This year the march highlighted Trans and BIPOC Lives, Reproductive Justice, and Bodily Autonomy.
A giant Trans Flag seen at the Reclaim Pride Coalition's (RPC) fourth annual Queer Liberation March in June 2022.
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CNN  — 

Pride Month is a time to celebrate the thriving lives and rich histories of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities nationwide.

For transgender Americans in particular, this month’s festivities may feel especially important amid a rising tide of anti-trans legislation and efforts to limit trans people’s participation in public life, from the sports they can play to the bathrooms they’re permitted to use.