NEWSGay PrideAdd TopicGay Pride Parades across the countryA participant marches in the 46th annual Gay Pride march June 26, 2016 in New York. New York kicked off June 26 what organizers hope will be the city's largest ever Gay Pride march, honoring the 49 people killed in the Orlando nightclub massacre and celebrate tolerance.Bryan R. Smith, AFP/Getty ImagesPhotographs of the victims of the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting are laid out prior to the start of the 46th annual Gay Pride march in New York.Bryan R. Smith, AFP/Getty ImagesParticipants march during the New York City Pride Parade 2016 along Fifth Avenue.Mark Vergari, The Journal NewsThe Empire State Building is seen behind rainbow balloons during the 46th annual Gay Pride march in New York.Bryan R. Smith, AFP/Getty ImagesA participant wears a modified Donald Trump campaign hat during the 46th annual Gay Pride march in New York.Bryan R. Smith, AFP/Getty ImagesMembers of Gays Against Guns stage a die-in to raise awareness during the 46th annual Gay Pride march in New York.Bryan R. Smith, AFP/Getty ImagesPeople carrying images of those killed in the Pulse nightclub shooting walk as part of a vigil during the 46th annual Gay Pride march in New York.Bryan R. Smith, AFP/Getty ImagesNew York City held their NYC Pride March 2016 along Fiith Avenue.Mark Vergari, The Journal NewsA parade participant sits on Fifth Avenue waiting for start of the New York City Pride Parade in New York.Mel Evans, APMembers of the Federal Bureau of Investigation walk along Fifth Avenue in New York.Mark Vergari, The Journal NewsHeavily armed police officers walk along the street near the parade route of the New York City Pride Parade in New York City. A year after New York City's storied gay pride parade celebrated a high point with the legalization of gay marriage nationwide, the atmosphere this year couldn't be more different. Parades in New York and other major cities Sunday will feature increased security, anti-violence messages and tributes to those killed in this month's massacre at a gay nightclub in Florida.Mel Evans, APMarisa Wohlschlaeger has her face painted in rainbow colors as she watches from the sidewalk during the San Francisco Gay Pride parade in San Francisco. Parades in San Francisco and other major cities Sunday featured increased security, anti-violence messages and tributes to those killed in this month's massacre at a gay nightclub in Florida.Marcio Jose Sanchez, APCecilia Chen, at right, is consoled by a marcher as she cries during the San Francisco Gay Pride parade in San Francisco.Marcio Jose Sanchez, APCasey Conroy, center right, and Byron Beach march during the San Francisco Gay Pride parade in San Francisco.Marcio Jose Sanchez, APA woman holds a rainbow flag during the NYC Pride Parade in New York.Seth Wenig, APRevelers cheer on marchers along Fifth Avenue during the NYC Pride parade.Mark Vergari, The Journal NewsMarchers walk along Market Street during the San Francisco Gay Pride parade in San Francisco.Marcio Jose Sanchez, APOnlookers cheer during the New York City Pride March 2016 along Fifth Avenue.Mark Vergari, The Journal NewsFeatured Weekly Ad