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23 May 2022
A Statement from the Interim Executive Director and Board of Directors of San Francisco Pride:
San Francisco Pride has been working for the past several months with law enforcement agencies, including the SFPD Pride Alliance, to come to an agreement that prioritizes marginalized communities to ensure they are safe, represented, and included during Pride month and beyond. One of the top priorities is that San Francisco Pride remains a positive, celebratory event for all, especially for our Black, Trans, and Lesbian/Gay/Queer+ family.
For the 2022 SF Pride Parade, SF Pride requested that those participating from law enforcement agencies do so out of uniform and in an alternative attire that still represents their organization. Unfortunately, we have not come to a solution that is mutually beneficial.
SF Pride remains committed to practicing radical inclusion, practicing harm reduction in our space, and supporting those who are marginalized within our community. We acknowledge and appreciate the steps that have been taken to heal decades of distrust between law enforcement agencies and the LGBTQ+ communities.
We look forward to working with Pride organizations and law enforcement agencies from around the world in finding a solution that is satisfactory to all.
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Friday June 26th
The San Francisco Trans March is San Francisco's largest transgender Pride event and one of the largest trans events in the entire world. It's always the Friday of Pride weekend and thousands of people attend.
Trans March is a march and event happening on June 26th 2026 at Dolores Park and is not produced by SF Pride.
Learn about Trans MarchSaturday June 27th
"The San Francisco Dyke March is officially back! With the continuing, overwhelming support of dyke communities across the greater Bay Area, over 200 dykes have joined our conversations and volunteer committees —we're ready to make history, again."
Dyke March is a march and event happening on June 27th 2026 at Dolores Park and is not produced by SF Pride.
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