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GoPride Chicago is an LGBTQIA+-centered publication and local resource bringing news, interviews, events, places and photographs together through ChicagoPride.com.

Our primary audience is LGBTQIA+ readers. Allies, visitors, community organizations and businesses are welcome to explore and take part.

GoPride Chicago is the Chicago edition of GoPride. ChicagoPride.com is the website name associated with that local publication and resource.

GoPride Corporation is the legal operating company. GoPride Networks is used in corporate and partnership contexts.

Our roots include a one-page Chicago Pride Parade guide created by Ron Matthew Inawat in 1999 and a 2002 partnership with Steve Long of QChicago.com. Read our story for more.

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