At home or on the streets, the most important thing is to be always proud of who you are. Staying home can be an opportunity to remember the struggles and fights that have been made for equality and to reflect on what we can still do to protect everyone’s rights. – Andrea Chronopoulos
“Just because Pride didn’t happen, it doesn’t happen that it’s not there. How will I be celebrating pride this year? Well, we’ll see but it would probably about finding a way to have people at home and try to have a good and loud party. Fingers crossed.” – Simon Landrein
“We’ve been always #In&Proud supporting everyone who believes in love, no matter who you are and who you want to share that love with. We are showing support and respect every day of the year, and this is the best way how to celebrate the LGBT+ community.” – Idea and Maker
“This pride we’re not together. And, while that’s tough for everyone, it’s particularly tough on our community. Because for us…community is everything. Just because there’s no parade, Doesn’t mean we can’t be proud. So let’s put our best heels forward. Let’s dance like everyone’s watching.”
– Adam&EveDDB
