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Cologne Pride, 2015

Cologne Pride or Cologne Gay Pride (formerly: Christopher Street Day Cologne) is one of the largest gay and lesbian events organised in Germany and one of the biggest in Europe. Its origin is to celebrate the pride in Gay and Lesbian Culture.

Cologne Gay Pride is made of a large city Gay pride parade, and a week of a number of festivals, parties and political forums. The parade and festivals are comparable to carnival celebrations and the political motivation of the event did achieve a lot in equal rights and gay rights.

Cologne Gay Pride takes place annually in Cologne, Germany.

History

Cologne Gay Pride started during the 1980s as a small Christopher Street Day named for the Stonewall riots on Christopher Street in New York City. Within a liberal political culture in former West Germany the Christopher Street Day grew into one of the biggest celebration events in Germany. Education and support for AIDS became an important aspect during recent years. In 2002 Cologne Pride was also Europride a joint European event.

In July 2001, there were 35,000 participants[1] and 750,000 visitors.[2]

In July 2014, there were 700,000 visitors.[3]

Mottoes and Attendance at ColognePride

Year Name Motto (Original German) Participants Visitors (according to organisers)
2023 ColognePride Für Menschenrechte - Viele. Gemeinsam. Stark! 60,000 1,400,000
2022 ColognePride Für Menschenrechte - Viele. Gemeinsam. Stark! 1,200,000
2020 ColognePride Für Menschenrechte - Viele. Gemeinsam. Stark! 2,000 Unknown
2019 ColognePride 50 YEARS OF PRIDE - Viele. Gemeinsam. Stark 30,000 1,200.000 to 1,300,000
2018 ColognePride Coming out in deinem style 48,000 1,200,000
2017 ColognePride Nie wieder! 30,000 950,000[4]
2016 ColognePride “anders.Leben!” 950,000
2015 ColognePride Vielfalt: lehren, lernen, leben 20,000 950,000
2014 ColognePride Wir sind „nur“ der rosa Karneval 700,000 to 800,000
2013 ColognePride Wir sind. So oder so. 900,000 to 1,000.000
2012 CSD Ja, ich will! 25,000[5] 550.000–600.000[6]
2011 ColognePride Liebe ist … 20,000[7] 900.000[8][9]
2010 ColognePride Stolz bewegt 10,000[10]
2009 ColognePride Unsere Freiheit hat Geschichte – 40 Jahre CSD 30,000[11]
2008 ColognePride Null Toleranz – für Null Toleranz 20,000[12]
2007 ColognePride homo europaeicus: geht aufrecht![13] 20,000[14]
2006 ColognePride 100 % NRW NUR MIT UNS 30,000[15][16] 600,000[15][16]
2005 ColognePride lebenslang liebens:würdig 20,000[17] 600,000[18]
2004 ColognePride Schluss mit den Mogelpackungen 30,000[19] 800,000[20]
2003 CSD Köln / ColognePride Liebe deine Nächsten: Antidiskriminierungsgesetz jetzt! 40,000[21] 750,000[21]
2002 Europride Cologne celebrates diversity
let’s make Europe a place for all of us!
50,000[22] 1,200,000[23]
2001 CSD in Köln Im Namen des Volkes: Traut Euch! 35,000[24] 750,000[25]
2000 CSD in Köln Taten statt Worte
1999 CSD in Köln 30 Jahre Christopher-Street-Day:
Vielfalt in den Lebensformen, Gleichheit in den Rechten, JETZT!
1998 Christopher Street Day in Köln Ob „Freie Fahrt für Homoehe“ oder keine entscheiden wir alleine!
1997 Christopher Street Day Köln
und 18. ILGA Weltkonferenz
FLAGGE ZEIGEN
1996 Christopher Street Day ’96 in Köln FLAGGE ZEIGEN
1995 Christopher Street Day FLAGGE ZEIGEN – Lesben und Schwule stark in Köln!
1994 FLAGGE ZEIGEN – 25 Jahre Christopher-Street-Day
1993 CSD – Christopher-Street-Day Wir in Köln – wir halten zusammen!
1992 Kölner Lesben & Schwulentag ’92 Mir fiere uns + Kölle
1991 Cologne Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day And Celebration ’91
Kölner Lesben- und Schwulentag ’91
Jot Fründe kumme zosamme

See also

References

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External links

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