Millions marched to show love is more powerful than hate. And a lot more fun. 
Gallery Worldwide pride.
For the 44th year, San Francisco Pride celebrated equality and freedom like literally nobody else in the world can.
San Francisco is an amazing city! #DustyRhino #PRIDESF great music good fun #celebratemore pic.twitter.com/ausz4tsMyi
— Carrie Sisk (@CarrieSisk) June 30, 2014
Pink Saturday? Nailed it. The entire Castro bubbled over with verve and positive energy.
And Sunday’s parade? More than a million people sent a message to the world that love is more powerful than hate. And a lot more fun.
But San Francisco was hardly the only Pride party on this blue-green marble we call home. Enjoy the sights of Pride celebrations from Seattle to London. We’re not alone. Thank goodness.
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Cliff's Variety store in the Castro is closed this morning after a hit-and-run crash.
A man was found dead at an Outer Richmond home where there was a possible hazardous materials incident.
Officials say former Mayor Willie Brown played a key role in negotiating the new contract.
