On Friday, President Obama declared New York's Stonewall Inn a national monument.
Outside of it, people memorialized the Orlando Shooting victims.
The owner of the Pulse nightclub owner met with survivors on Stonewall's parade float.
Participants at the gay pride parade in San Juan, Puerto Rico, also paid tribute.
One participant in Puerto Rican's parade wore a dress printed with the faces of Puerto Rican victims of the shooting.
People took part in a moment of silence before the start of the NYC Pride parade.
Hillary Clinton made a surprise appearance in New York City's pride parade, along with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, and Al Sharpton. Mayor Bill de Blasio came along with his wife, Chirlane McCray.
"Gays Against Guns" marched in the NYC parade.
They held a 'die-in' to protest a lack of gun legislation.
It's part of a larger movement to resist violence against LGBT people.
The Pulse shooting gave the topic a new urgency.
Orlando was on everyone's mind.
Some participants carried photos of the victims.
And some rebuked Islamophobia.
Over the past few years, corporations have embraced the gay rights movement.
The NYPD had cars participating in the parade...
...as well as officers on the ground.
The wings say "Orlando I love you" in Spanish.
In San Francisco, they expressed solidarity.
Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America were a big part of San Francisco's LGBT Pride Parade.
