Shanghai Pride
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<entity_0> (Chinese: 上海骄傲节; pinyin: Shànghǎi jiāo'ào jié) is an annual LGBT pride event that takes place in <entity_2>, <entity_3>. It was first held in <entity_1> and was significant in that it was the first time a mass LGBT event took place in mainland <entity_3>. Organizers stated that this was the first LGBT festival in <entity_3>; there are individuals, mostly Chinese LGBT activists, who say that there were organized LGBT events that occurred prior to <entity_0>. During its conception in <entity_1>, the event planning, partnerships and execution were led by two moderators, American women Tiffany Lemay and Hannah Miller, who had resided in <entity_2> for several years. Miller, a lesbian living in the city since 2001, views <entity_2> as "undoubtedly <entity_3>'s most liberal and progressive city", which is thus the reasoning for them hosting the festival in the city. The <entity_1> <entity_0> event was only publicized in English, and its website was only in English. One reason why the <entity_1> event had these demographics was because the working language of the <entity_2> LGBT Group was English; foreign expatriates had established the groups.
['pride parade']