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Becoming a trailblazer
Nicole Adler Makes History as First Ever Grand Marshal for Pride Parade with Down Syndrome
Becoming a trailblazer for people with a disability who also identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, July 26, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Human rights advocate Nicole Adler, 29, made history as the first San Francisco Pride Community Grand Marshal with Down syndrome (Trisomy 21) – the largest LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration in the world with over 400,000 attendees.“It’s a huge honor to represent both the disability and LGBTQ communities. I get to carry the torch and show others that anything is possible if you believe in yourself,” said Nicole Adler, a speaker and human rights advocate for the LGBTQIA+ and disability communities.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed presented Adler with a Certificate of Honor on behalf of the City and County of San Francisco, recognizing her nomination by SF Pride Members as Community Grand Marshal.
“Your dedication to advocating for all members of the LGBTQ and Developmental Disabilities Community has empowered countless individuals,” said Mayor Breed. “Your unyielding advocacy across state and local governments under the banner of love, acceptance and unity, truly represents the San Francisco values at its best.”
"Adorable photo with our Members Choice Grand Marshal Nicole Adler. Nicole is a great addition to the Beacon of Love and she always delivers a helluva speech!”
Robyn Adams
Showcasing “First X"
First X is a groundbreaking film about two people taking a chance on dating in a post-pandemic world. The story portrays the vulnerability and anticipation of what it was like to experience that once-in-a-lifetime “FIRST”. The film co-stars Nicole Adler, a professional speaker, actor and equal rights advocate who identifies as being both a person with a disability and gay. As an activist for diversity and inclusion, Nicole believes It’s important to normalize the sexuality of someone with an extra chromosome by featuring story lines and narratives like “First X” in mainstream media. Nicole co-produced this film with the intention of demonstrating that love has the power to break down barriers and change the perspective of humanity to accept the idea that people with disabilities have the same desires to experience romantic relationships and love like everyone else. The premiere of “First X” is dedicated to celebrating 2023 PRIDE MONTH in June. To schedule a screening and conversation for your organization or PRIDE event, email us at info@nicoleforlove.com
