Ellen Broidy, a pioneering activist who organized the first Pride March in NYC in 1970, shares her inspiring journey. She reflects on the initial goals of the march and whether they have been achieved. Broidy discusses the grassroots origins of Pride, contrasting it with today's commercialized events. She dives into personal stories of resilience within the LGBTQ+ community and the importance of activism. The conversation also highlights the ongoing struggles for equality and the need for future generations to continue the fight for inclusivity.