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===Gender and sex===
===Gender and sex===
* [[LGBT pride]], a movement for rights for LGBTQ+ members
* [[LGBT pride]], a movement for rights for LGBTQ+ members
*[[Pride parade]], an event focused around celebrating the LGBTQ+ community
* [[Pride Month]], a celebration of the LGBTQ community, observed annually in June
* [[Pride parade]], an event focused around celebrating the LGBTQ+ community
*[[Pride Cup]], an Australian organisation advocating for and providing training in inclusion in sport
**[[Pride Game]], various sporting events organised to celebrate LGBT diversity<!---currently both redirects target same section, but articles may be created--->
* [[Pride Cup]], an Australian organisation advocating for and providing training in inclusion in sport
** [[Pride Game]], various sporting events organised to celebrate LGBT diversity<!---currently both redirects target same section, but articles may be created--->
* [[Straight pride]], a reactionary slogan
* [[Straight pride]], a reactionary slogan

===Race, ethnicity, and religion===
===Race, ethnicity, and religion===
* [[Asian pride]]
* [[Asian pride]]

Revision as of 19:59, 24 September 2024

Pride is a high sense of the worth of one's self and one's own, or a pleasure taken in the contemplation of these things

Pride may also refer to:

Places

United States

People

Arts, entertainment and media

Fictional entities

Films

Music

Albums

Songs

Television

Other arts, entertainment, and media

Brands and enterprises

Identity, "pride" or other movements and terms

Gender and sex

  • LGBT pride, a movement for rights for LGBTQ+ members
  • Pride Month, a celebration of the LGBTQ community, observed annually in June
  • Pride parade, an event focused around celebrating the LGBTQ+ community
  • Pride Cup, an Australian organisation advocating for and providing training in inclusion in sport
    • Pride Game, various sporting events organised to celebrate LGBT diversity
  • Straight pride, a reactionary slogan

Race, ethnicity, and religion

Mental health movements

  • Autistic Pride
  • Mad pride, a movement for people with mental health issues, seeking to redefine the term 'mad' in a positive light

Organizations

Science

Sports

Transportation

See also