Hotness From New York Pride 2008

The 39th annual lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride parade stepped off at noon Sunday on Fifth Avenue and 52nd Street. The march, which is New York City's largest, then followed the Lavender Line to its conclusion at the intersection of Christopher Street and Greenwich Street.

Led by Grand Marshals Gilbert Baker and Candis Cayne, the New York City LGBT Community Center and PFLAG NYC (Parents, Families and Friends of Gays and Lesbians), the march included floats, marching bands, and representatives from more than 300 LGBT organizations and businesses from all over the Northeast.






Floats in the parade were often political, such as one from the group Stand Against AIDS featuring images of the Democratic and Republican presidential hopefuls, senators Obama and McCain. Others were more sexual in nature, such as Homo Xtra magazine's float, which was flanked by muscular men wearing almost nothing. More hotness HERE!




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