(Daily Mail) A former trans rights activist clashed with marchers in New York City while naked men riding bikes past children turned heads in Seattle as hundreds of thousands of people around the country turned out for Pride Sunday.
The heated moment in Washington Square Park in NYC shows a crowd becoming physical with the woman who was holding a sign that read ‘Defend Female Sex Based Rights.’
She was quickly surrounded as the mob began smacking her sign from all directions as she screamed ‘stop f****** touching me.’
The woman, who identifies on social media as ‘LGBT Nonprofit Whistleblower’ K Yang, had her sign ripped violently out of her hands as she was hit in the head with a cup of water.
The annual Seattle Pride Parade was also interrupted by a startling scene, when entirely nude adults with their genitalia on full display were seen riding bikes past children .
The two Pride events attracted tens of thousands of people who came out Sunday for marches, parades and gatherings to mark the last weekend in June and the end of Pride month.
A crowd of Pride marchers attacked a woman in Washington Square Park for holding up a sign that read ‘Defend Female Sex Based Rights’
NYC PRIDE- Former trans activist @StopXXErasure was just attacked by Pride attendees in Washington Square Park for holding up up a sign that says “Defend Female Sex Based Rights” pic.twitter.com/FkAtLLj4Ik
— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) June 25, 2023
Seattle’s Pride parade included a group of entirely naked bikers who waved and past children as their exposed genitalia were on full display
In Seattle, the explicit footage posted by a Post Millennial staffer showed naked men with pride flags painted on their bodies riding down the street and waving to crowds of people, including many children.
Children and their parents can be seen on the sidelines, clapping and cheering for the naked gang.
They were some of the videos shared online Sunday showing explicit conduct at some of the nation’s Pride parades.
Gays Against Groomers was another target of the Pride parade in New York.
The organization is described as gays against the sexualization, indoctrination and medicalization of children under the guise of LGBTQIA+.
One pride participant was captured on video, making rounds on social media, walking up to the organization’s truck and spitting on it twice.
The group is now asking their followers on social media for help identifying the culprit.
The men’s bikes were decorated in signs that read: ‘challenge body shame, build self-esteem’
Spotted among the amalgam of drag queens and activists marching down Fifth Avenue were figures like Adams – one of roughly 100,000 participants in the parade that cops have warned comes ‘amid an elevated threat environment worldwide’ involving the gay community
Signage plastered throughout the parade’s planned route, meanwhile, touted how the city was ‘protecting LGBTQ+ New Yorkers’ during the festivities – a stance reiterated by Hochul and several others the city tabbed to preside over the event
Young school children lines up to participate in the 52nd Chicago Pride Parade in Chicago
The streets of Manhattan transformed into a sea of rainbows with New Yorkers proudly proclaiming their love, acceptance and celebration of the LGBTQ community
New York politicians such as Eric Adams were out in full force for Pride Sunday – after the NYPD said it was beefing up security in anticipation of the event
Adams has said that any hateful actions toward LGBTQ New Yorkers on Sunday will not be tolerated. He was seen waving flags and marching with fellow revelers as they marched
People in Pride colors attend and march during the 2023 New York City Pride on Sunday
This year’s march – the 53rd in the city’s history – is expected to draw roughly a million spectators, while featuring some 60 floats that speak to the LGBTQ situation not only in New York, but across the country
To mark Pride, Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a new legislation, protecting access to gender-affirming care in New York, and urged other states to do the same
Attorney General of New York Letitia James is seen attending the 2023 New York City Pride March Sunday
While there were no specific threats to Manhattan’s march by the time it started , an assessment by the NYPD noted the event will take place ‘amid an elevated threat environment worldwide’ involving the gay and trans communities – and would thus require heightened security
Also in attendance were this year’s parade grand marshals, which included activist Hope Giselle (pictured)
The city’s mayor has said that any hateful actions toward LGBTQ New Yorkers Sunday – or any other day – will not be tolerated
The roots of the Pride Movement began with the Stonewall Uprising in 1969. One year later, the first NYC Pride March was held on Christopher Street
The parade went without a hitch, despite gloomy forecasts for later in the day
New York Senator Schumer was also seen riling up attendees, touting the importance of New York’s LGBTQ community into a megaphone
A wide array of vehicles including motorcycles and three-wheelers also took part in the parade
