Gay Pride 2006Sunday’s annual LGBT Pride Parade drew many revelers and politicians supporting same-sex marriage as did Saturday’s Dyke March to the Village. Also shown, the city’s first openly gay City Council Speaker, Christine Quinn, one of the parade’s grand marshals, with City Councilmember Rosie Mendez, a lesbian who represents the Lower East Side. The normally reserved Assemblymember Deborah Glick, New York’s first openly-gay state Legislator, whose district includes Tribeca, danced down Christopher St.
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Sunday’s annual LGBT Pride Parade drew many revelers and politicians supporting same-sex marriage as did Saturday’s Dyke March to the Village. Also shown, the city’s first openly gay City Council Speaker, Christine Quinn, one of the parade’s grand marshals, with City Councilmember Rosie Mendez, a lesbian who represents the Lower East Side. The normally reserved Assemblymember Deborah Glick, New York’s first openly-gay state Legislator, whose district includes Tribeca, danced down Christopher St. 
