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30 Days of Pride Flags: A reader submission from The Hill.

30 Days of Pride Flags: Northampton

Explore the evolution of q***r psychology from Sigmund Freud’s era to the Stonewall uprising, and discover how the field continues today through research in St. Louis. In celebration of Pride Month. Presented by Clint Johnson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology at Webster University. For adults. Sign up for this virtual program at https://buff.ly/s7SoilY.

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Join us for The Future I21C Museum Hotelsted by 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis in honor of their exhibition, “The Future Is Female.”

This one-night celebration will bring together drag performances, music, small bites, and community joy — all while supporting the work and mission of Black Pride St. Louis.
100% of proceeds benefit Black Pride St. Louis.

Event Details
Date: Thursday, June 18
Time: Doors open at 7:00 PM
Location: 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis
Tickets: $10 in advance | $15 at the door

Hosted by Ming Lee and Jordan Braxton, with performances by:
Vanessa Frost, Sara Shay, K-Fox, Essence Mazzaratie, Day Day & The Dolls, Juicy Aira, and Blanca Boulevardeaux-Braxton.

Whether you come for the performances, the music, the exhibition, or the community, this is a night to celebrate femme power, q***r artistry, and Black LGBTQ+ pride in St. Louis.
Get your tickets today and come celebrate with us.

Tickets = https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-future-is-femme-ball-at-21c-st-louis-tickets-1991135814822

Join us as we kick off the 46th Annual PrideFest with a powerful moment of reflection, resilience, and unity. “Rally for Our Right: The Pride March” is a tribute to the origins of Pride as a protest and a rallying call to continue the fight for equality, justice, and our rights. We rally for Trans rights, equal rights, reproductive rights, and healthcare rights: basic human rights

Pride in St. Louis began as a protest march where LGBTQIA+ activists took to the streets to demand visibility, rights, and dignity. Today, we honor that legacy by marching down Market Street toward City Hall.

This is more than a symbolic walk. It is a declaration that we are still here, still proud, and still fighting. At a time when the LGBTQIA+ community continues to face attacks and erasure, we march to show our strength, celebrate our progress, and honor those who paved the way.

Meet us at Kiener Plaza at 9:30 AM on Saturday, June 27, as we come together in solidarity. March starts at 9:45am. Rally starts at 10:15am at City Hall

All are welcome. Stand tall. Be seen. March with Pride.