A city's first pride march was meant to be a day of joy. The far right turned it into chaos
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Drag queens strut, rainbow flags flutter in the breeze, and smiling marchers form heart symbols with their hands. From certain angles, the pride parade looks just like other such events held around the world. But behind the glamor, there is a darker side to these celebrations.
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