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Start free of charge the grand parade of the CSD in Cologne. The Rhine metropolis is again shown Sunday in the most beautiful colors of the rainbow. The occasion is Christopher Street Day, which has been celebrated in Cologne since 1991, according to the organizers. The list of protesters has increased over the decades. Lesbian, gay, bibadual, transgender, transgender and interbad people want to advocate for the equality and social acceptance of any badual orientation with the "Cologne Pride". And as colorful and happy as possible. TONNIS DENNIS DABBRICH: "Yeah, the good thing is just to have fun with like-minded people, to stand up for candor and tolerance and to go down the street." OSTONE PARTICIPANTS (WITHOUT NAME RECOGNITION): "Yes, if you are the same age as me, it is possible here today, I was born at the time who was punishable so in youth I have that freedom, which has never liked it today, so I like to watch it and be there. "The parade is traditionally the highlight of the festival three-day street. The namesake of the CSD is Christopher Street in New York. There, homobaduals resisted for the first time on June 28, 1969 against the arbitrary state and rabbis Polizeivorgehen. In Germany, society has now made peace with gays and bads, said Green MP Volker Beck. There are still reasons to demonstrate. "We, gay and bad, want to defend our freedom from the enemies of freedom, and we want to make sure that the legal system gives them the respect we have for transbaduals and interpersonal people." The Cologne Giant Party is one of the biggest events of its kind in Europe. Last year, according to the organizers, about 950,000 people participated. On Sundays in Cologne he probably would have made as many visitors.
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