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In early April, Carolyn Evans watched from her mom’s couch as gay activists in Arizona reimagined their annual parade, dance party, and organizing event as a series of virtual meetups, lectures, and performances.
It was among the first online gay-pride festivals of the Covid-19 era, a private experience of joy and camaraderie. In the future, it may influence how scholars write the history of this period of mass disruption.
