A community-driven march dedicated to the empowerment of women, femmes, and their allies. This inclusive event brings together women-loving women (trans-inclusive) and femme-identified people to foster solidarity, strength, and visibility. This march is dedicated to empowering the women of Atlanta and beyond. The Dyke March, with its focus on women, unites to create an atmosphere of inclusion and community. This march is hosted in cooperation with Atlanta Dykes on Bikes, who lead the march on their bikes. You’re welcome to walk if you prefer!
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Atlanta Pride is committed to ensuring these events remain safe and inclusive for all participants. Hate speech, harassment, and targeted disruption, whether verbal, written, or symbolic, have no place here. This includes language or actions that demean, intimidate, or incite harm toward individuals or groups based on identity.
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Our Community Standards Apply Here:
Be kind and respectful to all
Celebrate without disrupting others
Stay in public areas and follow staff guidance
Support authorized vendors only
Help keep this space safe and inclusive
Be kind and respectful to all
Celebrate without disrupting others
Stay in public areas and follow staff guidance
Support authorized vendors only
Help keep this space safe and inclusive
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Any violation of these community standards may result in immediate removal from the event at the sole discretion of Atlanta Pride.
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The marches take place on public city streets, and all state and city laws will be enforced along the route. All participants and spectators must follow lawful instructions from festival staff and public safety officials.
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If you need help or see something concerning, notify a staff member or volunteer immediately. Together, we can keep these marches spaces of empowerment, visibility, and solidarity.
