Pride

Almost like combining tidbits of all the pivotal LGBTQ docs into one series. I don't know how someone who hasn't seen the docs would appreciate/learn it all but at least the stories are being told again. Nothing too new otherwise. I'm honestly just glad they highlighted Nelson Sullivan and gave him the recognition he deserves. He was a gift.

It seems gay men especially white ones were just background figures. If you weren't trans, black or Lesbian, then you're not part of Pride history that's depicted in this series.

Learning about LGBTQ history and also focusing on BLM and Transness. That's what progress looks like. Really liked it! It's still a lot to do for the LGBTQ+community and we should do that together!

I could barely connect with this series as a gay man, because of the troubles with the us and the extreme focus on black vs white.

This was supposed to show the progress of the LGBTQ+ community and the world but it was just dragged down by the struggle of black people in the us.

The cinematography was excellent. This is by far the most inclusive story telling about gay pride in America that I have seen this far. I learned so much about the history of gay life and gay rights in America, the struggles these Americans have endured and overcome. The narration and inclusion of short films and narration made every story more personal and easier to connect with. This is a great film. I highly recommend it.