The NYC Black Pride block party on Aug. 18 in Harlem showcased music artists, dancers, DJs, and community vendors providing resources. This event marked the conclusion of the 28th annual celebration, which included ballroom exhibitions, a health conference, and the Mr. and Miss Black Pride International Pageant, with winners crowned on Aug. 14. Despite budget cuts affecting many Pride events, the new block party format received positive feedback. A health conference addressed topics relevant to community members anticipating changes in Medicare and Medicaid due to upcoming legislation.
The NYC Black Pride block party featured on-stage performances, community vendors, and a lively atmosphere, marking the finale of the event's 28th annual celebration.
Winners of the Mr. and Miss Black Pride International Pageant, Landon B. Dickerson and Octavia Anye, were crowned on August 14, contributing to this year's festivities.
Despite significant budget cuts impacting many Pride events, this year's NYC Black Pride saw the successful introduction of a new block party format, showcasing community spirit.
The health conference addressed crucial topics, particularly the anticipated changes to Medicare and Medicaid with the forthcoming 2025 Budget Reconciliation Act.
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