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Previously known as Gay Pride, the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual) Pride March is the national anti-homophobic event that promotes equality and pride for people of the LGBT community. The Pride March came from the USA and gathers a significant crowd every year in Paris. The march is built solely on volunteer work and donated funds, and attracts over 700 000 marchers every year. The parade is made up of about 80 vivid, colourful floats playing music - the event is an opportunity for gay clubs, bars, radio stations and associations to make themselves known to the wider world. A number of large French companies both in the private and the public sector and even political parties own floats so as to celebrate the right to equality in the workplace and in political circles. Throughout the entire parade a noisy, fancy-dressed, boisterous crowd will be cheering, dancing and waving rainbow flags - the Pride March is a party, open to all, which is cheifly about tolerance and open-mindedness, but it remains a party nonetheless!

Starting in March, the Arts Décoratifs in Paris celebrates the 80th anniversary of Ricard.…

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