Victims and families of victims of anti-LGBTQS bias, grassroots activists, national gay and lesbian leaders, clergy members and elected officials joined in rallying against intolerance at the LGBTQS United As One Rally on Saturday, April 1 outside of Bronx Supreme Court.
The non-political event organized by Rev. Carmen Hernandez and community leaders featured speakers and performers inspiring unity as one community.
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