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Motor City Pride is an annual LGBT pride street festival, held in Hart Plaza in Detroit, Michigan the second Saturday and Sunday of June. Previously held in Ferndale, Michigan, the festival moved to Detroit in 2011. It is the largest LGBT event held in Michigan. No event is planned in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic was to blame; the 49th was deferred to June 2021.

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rdfs:label	Motor City Pride (en)
rdfs:comment	Motor City Pride is an annual LGBT pride street festival, held in Hart Plaza in Detroit, Michigan the second Saturday and Sunday of June. Previously held in Ferndale, Michigan, the festival moved to Detroit in 2011. It is the largest LGBT event held in Michigan. No event is planned in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic was to blame; the 49th was deferred to June 2021. (en)
foaf:homepage	http://www.motorcitypride.org/
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location	Detroit United States of America Michigan
dcterms:subject	LGBT culture in Detroit 1972 establishments in Michigan Pride parades in Michigan Recurring events established in 1972 Festivals in Detroit
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Wikipage revision ID	1095494949 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	LGBT culture in Detroit Blu Cantrell Detroit Hotter than July (Detroit) United States of America LGBT community of Metro Detroit Gay pride parade LGBT music LGBT pride Andy Bell (singer) 1972 establishments in Michigan Pride parades in Michigan Barbara Payton COVID-19 pandemic Dave Audé Alex Newell Ana Matronic Recurring events established in 1972 Ferndale, Michigan God-Des and She The Fundamentals Craig Covey Killer Flamingos Festivals in Detroit Michigan Michigan Organization for Human Rights
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.motorcitypride.org/
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begins	First or second Saturday in June (en)
ends	First or second Sunday in June (en)
attendance	44000 (xsd:integer)
caption	LGBT youth in attendance (en) at Motor City Pride 2012 (en)
first	1972-06-24 (xsd:date)
frequency	Annually (en)
genre	Gay pride parade LGBT music
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location	Hart Plaza, Detroit, Michigan, United States of America (en)
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logo caption	Motor City Pride logo (en)
website	http://www.motorcitypride.org/
has abstract	Motor City Pride is an annual LGBT pride street festival, held in Hart Plaza in Detroit, Michigan the second Saturday and Sunday of June. Previously held in Ferndale, Michigan, the festival moved to Detroit in 2011. It is the largest LGBT event held in Michigan. Craig Covey, then director of Michigan Organization for Human Rights, is credited with organizing Detroit's first Gay and Lesbian pride march in 1985. The Detroit Area Gay & Lesbian Council organized PrideFest from 1982 to 1992. In 1993, PrideFest became its own organization known as South East Michigan Pride and held at the Oakland Community College in Royal Oak, MI with Michael Lary as the event director. In 2001, PrideFest was moved to downtown Ferndale under the new direction of the Triangle Foundation. In 2003, the name changed to MotorCity Pride. In 2011, Motor City Pride was moved to downtown Detroit. No event is planned in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic was to blame; the 49th was deferred to June 2021. (en)
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