Springate, a former National Park Service employee and now director of engagement at the America 250 Foundation. It’s in every community.” People can visit these sites any time of year, not just for Pride. Megan Springate says notable LGBTQ heritage sites are found across the country: “LGBTQ history is American history. But this year, as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted and more Americans become vaccinated, some 2021 celebrations are back with a blend of virtual and in-person events. In 2020, the coronavirus pandemic shifted celebrations to a virtual platform. This nation celebrates Pride Month every June to mark the anniversary of New York’s Stonewall riots, a seminal moment in LGBTQ history.