Best Signs From Pride Marches Across The Country

June is Pride Month, and, in cities across the country, members of the LGBTQ community and their allies are taking to the streets to celebrate and march for LGBTQ rights. From Los Angeles, where a Resist March was held on June 11, to the Equality March in Washington DC on the same day, droves of people are coming out to support a common theme: love is love.

Walking in mass through major cities, many marchers carried signs ranging from messages of hope to messages of resistance aimed at the Trump administration. Signs painted in the colors of the rainbow, people draped with Pride flags, and even dogs sporting their own colorful attire, a single message was rung out — together we are stronger, and love will always trump hate.

These are just some of the best signs from the Pride Marches that have taken place so far, but we’re sure there are many more that will catch our eyes as the celebrations continue.

 

#marchforequality #equalityforeveryone #equality #dcprideweekend #dcpride #pride #scruff #gay #boy #equalitymarch #hrc #babadook #babashook

A post shared by Christopher Duran (@chrischarming1) on Jun 11, 2017 at 9:56am PDT

#EqualityMarch pic.twitter.com/ceoTGbyfQJ

— Brendan Cartwright (@Brendanukkah) June 11, 2017

 

Poster number 2 for my partner in crime Mikey for #equalitymarch2017 #unity #pridephilly #withlibertyandjusticeforall

A post shared by Maryn Marston (@luckysux) on Jun 9, 2017 at 9:06pm PDT

Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading.

 

?????‍???? Love this #EqualityMarch sign! ?????‍????

A post shared by Benny Cartwright (@bennyc80) on Jun 11, 2017 at 10:55am PDT

Harry Potter #Protestsign for the #EqualityMarch #DC giving# me life pic.twitter.com/TeZrnBj9OB

— DC Debbie (@DCdebbie) June 11, 2017

 

#equalitymarch #lgbt

A post shared by Ian L. (@bearleft) on Jun 11, 2017 at 12:20pm PDT

 

?????????????????? #UnapologeticallyProud

A post shared by CapitalPrideDC (@capitalpridedc) on Jun 10, 2017 at 4:38pm PDT

 

Marching on Washington for my rights was very emotional. I won’t ever forget walking past the White House with hundreds of thousands of people knowing what decisions are made there. It’s one thing to complain about what’s going on…. it’s a whole different thing to protest and rise against. Do something. Make your voice known. Remember…. love is a terrible thing to hate. #equalitymarch2017 #dcpride #protest #marchonwashington #DC

A post shared by Casey Nichols (@casey_nichols1) on Jun 11, 2017 at 8:49am PDT

Truth. #EqualityMarch pic.twitter.com/eJUrYx4wIb

— Asher Huey (@asherhuey) June 11, 2017

 

of course my first sign is shitty and a pun – it’s who i am ???? #equalitymarch #pridemarch #resistmarch #lexingtonpride

A post shared by adrian (@thatboyadrian_) on Jun 11, 2017 at 12:17pm PDT

 

Yoooo #realtalk #resistmarch #lapride #hillary #notmypresident #hollywood #ca #resist #letsbrunch

A post shared by Allison Hope Ivers (@hope_ivers) on Jun 11, 2017 at 10:23am PDT