UNCSA Pride Celebration
June is LGBTQ Pride Month, but at UNCSA Pride is coming out early!
UNCSA Pride, a newly chartered student organization, is hosting a Pride Celebration March 20-24. Collaborators include the Office of Institutional Engagement, the Alumni Engagement, the High School Queer Student Union, Out at the Movies and more.
About Pride
The concept of Pride started in June of 1969, birthed out of a police-raid-turned-riot
at the Stonewall Inn by Black and Hispanic queer people. Early Pride events were protests
to raise awareness of lesbian and gay communities. Trans individuals and people of
color critiqued early movements because they felt marginalized in a movement that
queer people of color largely started. To denote this inclusion, the Progress Flag,
showing a white triangle with pink, blue, brown, and black borders on top of the rainbow
flag, shows special recognition to increase the visibility of these populations within
the LGBTQ community.
Events Info
Alumni Mixer
- Wednesday, March 20
- 5:15-7:15 p.m.
- Eisenberg Social Hall
PRIDE Plaza
- Friday, March 22
- 12-6 p.m.
- Daniels Plaza
Drag Show
- Saturday, March 23
- 7:30-11 p.m.
- Eisenburg Social Hall
Queer Film Screening
- Sunday, March 24
- 7-10 p.m.
- Ace Main Theatre
Pride is a celebration for those in the LGBTQ community and a reminder to seek information
for those who aren’t. Below are resources to learn more.
- UNCSA Library Libguide
- Personal Pronouns
- Glossary of Terms
- Supporting a Friend Coming Out
- Gender Unicorn
- LGBTQ+ Pride Flags
Be sure to follow @uncsapride on Instagram for behind-the-scenes and general LGBTQ
content.