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Between donating to important LGBTQ organizations and engaging with friends online, there are a number of ways to celebrate while social distancing.
The coronavirus pandemic may have put a stop to large social gatherings like pride parades and other events this year, but that definitely doesn't mean that Pride itself is canceled.
From donating to organizations that support the LGBTQ community to tuning into livestreams and other virtual Pride events, there are a number of ways to celebrate Pride this June.
Here are 10 ways to celebrate Pride while social distancing this year.
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Attend a virtual Pride parade.
People watch the annual NYC Pride parade.
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Donate to local and national LGBTQ organizations.
The Trevor Project volunteers walking in New York City Pride.
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Have a "night out" while staying in at Club Quarantine or a virtual rave.
A virtual rave.
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Grab a date and tune into this year's Pride Prom.
A couple dancing in their living room.
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Educate yourself on the history of Pride Month.
A plaque outside The Stonewall Inn in New York City.
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You can also visit Stonewall from home.
Inside The Stonewall Inn.
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Support LGBTQ-owned bars, restaurants, and small businesses.
The storefront of Big Gay Ice Cream.
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Make some rainbow-colored treats like mini layered cakes, rainbow cookies, or rainbow pancakes.
Rainbow cake squares.
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Have a virtual movie night with friends.
A laptop displaying the documentary "Moving Parts."
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Support drag performers, both the ones you know and the ones you might not.
A drag performer on a livestream.
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