Reykjavík Pride turns 26 this year, and while the glitter and rainbows are still here, the stakes have never felt higher. What began in 1999 as Hinsegin dagar, a modest celebration of queer life in Iceland, has grown into one of the country’s most powerful public events. Each August, nearly a quarter of the population shows up in support, transforming the streets into a joyful act of resistance. But as anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric resurfaces across the globe, Reykjavík Pride’s mission is […] ...
