It's the final weekend of Pride Month, and New York continues to celebrate. alecia__reid reports from Harlem Pride.
Harlem recognized Pride on Saturday ahead of Sunday's big parade in Manhattan.From 133rd Street, vendors lined the street for blocks as a sea of people enjoyed everything Pride. Booths offered everything from health advice to food.Mayor Eric Adams was also in attendance, showing his support for the LGBTQIA+ community."Being part of this today, seeing everyone being festive, everybody's feeling the love, we're receiving the love, giving it back. It's amazing.
"People are really recruiting people to come out and make the community here even stronger, which I love because sometimes with the Black community, you don't feel that support with the gay community, so they're really bringing that together here," Edison resident Brauna Marks said.
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