Here in the UK I'm getting fed up of regular pride marches because I'm pretty sure "they won" like the fight should be over.

That's extremely ignorant, especially in the UK where trans people are treated so poorly a woman has been granted asylum in New Zealand over it.

Pride is also not really about who “won” or “lost.” It’s a celebration of the culture and a reminder of the struggles of the past. Plenty of groups hold parades around the US for similar reasons.

queer rights don't stop at marriage equality. we're never gonna "win" as long as people reduce LGBTQIA+ to only the LGB rights

Except they didn’t win, and lgbt laws frequently slide back. You just don’t like gay people.

In 2021, the UK government urged its departments to withdraw from Stonewall UK’s Diversity Champions program, citing cost concerns. However, critics argued that this move was motivated by opposition to Stonewall’s support for trans rights, signaling a potential shift away from institutional support for LGBT inclusivity.

When you loosen your grip, sand slips away one grain at a time.

Things going on in the USA right now should be a reminder that just because there are gains, that doesn't mean they can't be reversed. Continued celebrations highlighting visibility are still needed, outside of just the fact that they're also just allowed to celebrate their community.

When we have elected members of parliament having made homophobic comments on camera, the fight is far from over.

I think I kinda get what you mean. It's so backwards that it is still necessary and that it is still a fight that has to be "won". Personally I am not bothered or in any way opposed to gay rights, trans rights etc. so I personally do not need "convincing". But I am not everyone. There are many parts of society that have little to no respect for LGBTQIA+.

In Norway a pretty liberal place, most of the population support gay rights, but there are especially a large portion amongst certain religious and minority groups that do not approve.

The fight is not over. It is not equally acceptable to be gay as hetero, or trans as cis. The fight is not over in most of the world.

Even in one of the most liberal countries in the world it is not actually equal.

The US has in a couple of months launched numerous attacks on the LGBTQIA+ community, and by protesting / marching we support those that need it. We show that they are not alone, and that those outside the community also protect them and wish them well.

I am personally a cishet man, but I also march with my wife. It takes maybe a couple of hours of my life every year, and it means a lot to the community to have all the support it can get.

I encourage you to participate as well. If not, consider staying neutral or verbally supportive. Your comment makes it seem like you disregard their continued struggle, but I think you are just trying to convey that it's absurd that its still necessary, which I agree that it is 😊

Bro literally called another country bigoted and said "what century is this?" when he lives in one of the most bigoted countries in the whole world. While i admit hungary has a lot of problems, growing up here is pretty rough, somehow the uk is still worse. Yall have horrible right wingers but the thing is the uk left is also shit. Even in hungary the left at least stands up to queer people. What century is this?

I'm pretty sure "they won" in the UK

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Yeah and the Irish won in America, we decided to keep their parade

I think it's actually really great to march in liberal countries to support communities from less tolerant places. In this interconnected world, it makes sense to support each other across the borders.