The Stonewall Bar Association of Georgia, an organization for the state's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender legal community and allies, held its Annual Awards Dinner and honor Vandy Beth Glenn, Kathleen Womack and the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys for their continued fight for LGBT equality on Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012 at the Georgia Tech Hotel & Conference Center. (Photos by Brent Corcoran / RNZ Photography)

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The 12th annual Little Five Points Halloween Parade and Festival took place in Little Five Points on Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012. The parade kicked off in mid-afternoon and continued throughout the day, despite minor drama with a parade vehicle and an arrest. Organizers estimated more than 35,000 attendees. (Photos by Dyana Bagby)

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The 22nd annual AIDS Walk Atlanta drew thousands of people to Piedmont Park on Sunday, Oct. 21, for the walk that raised just under $1 million dollars for beneficiaries. The popular 5K run also had about 1,100 registered runners this year. The beautiful weather helped the turnout of the thousands of people who walked through the streets of Atlanta raising money for organizations that serve those who are impacted by HIV/AIDS. On display in the park were several panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt as well. SunTrust raised the most money of all teams registered and led the walk. Those who raised more than $1,000 received cute sparkly crowns.

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More than 200 entrants crowded Peachtree and 10th streets for the 2012 Atlanta Pride Parade, one of the largest such parades in the country. Grand marshals included trans activist Vandy Beth Glenn; Rev. Joshua Noblitt, minister of social justice at Saint Mark United Methodist Church; Jeff Graham, Georgia Equality executive director; Danny Ingram, American Veterans for Equal Rights executive director; Dr. Julie Kubala, senior lecturer and director of undergraduate studies for the Women’s Studies Institute at Georgia State University; Anita Rae Strange, “AKA Clermont Blondie”; the Alpha Chapter of Sigma Omega Phi Fraternity, Inc. and drag fundraising troupe The Armorettes. (Photos by Dyana Bagby)

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GA Voice snapped dozens of photos from inside Atlanta's Piedmont Park during the 2012 Atlanta Pride Festival Oct. 13-14, 2012. (Photos by Bo Shell)

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Each year, speakers and performers take the stage at the Atlanta Pride festival and 2012 was no different. Guest speakers this year included Stuart Milk, the nephew of gay rights icon Harvey Milk, and others. (Photos by Laura Douglas-Brown)

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More than 200 entrants crowded Peachtree and 10th streets for the 2012 Atlanta Pride Parade, one of the largest such parades in the country. Grand marshals included trans activist Vandy Beth Glenn; Rev. Joshua Noblitt, minister of social justice at Saint Mark United Methodist Church; Jeff Graham, Georgia Equality executive director; Danny Ingram, American Veterans for Equal Rights executive director; Dr. Julie Kubala, senior lecturer and director of undergraduate studies for the Women’s Studies Institute at Georgia State University; Anita Rae Strange, “AKA Clermont Blondie”; the Alpha Chapter of Sigma Omega Phi Fraternity, Inc. and drag fundraising troupe The Armorettes. (Photos by Dyana Bagby)

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More than 200 entrants crowded Peachtree and 10th streets for the 2012 Atlanta Pride Parade, one of the largest such parades in the country. Grand marshals included trans activist Vandy Beth Glenn; Rev. Joshua Noblitt, minister of social justice at Saint Mark United Methodist Church; Jeff Graham, Georgia Equality executive director; Danny Ingram, American Veterans for Equal Rights executive director; Dr. Julie Kubala, senior lecturer and director of undergraduate studies for the Women’s Studies Institute at Georgia State University; Anita Rae Strange, “AKA Clermont Blondie”; the Alpha Chapter of Sigma Omega Phi Fraternity, Inc. and drag fundraising troupe The Armorettes. (Photos by Brent Rence Corcoran/RNZ Photography)

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The annual Atlanta Pride Trans March was held during the Atlanta Pride Festival on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012. Dozens of trans men and women gathered together to march through Piedmont Park to raise awareness of trans issues. (Photos by Dyana Bagby)

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The annual Atlanta Pride Dyke March was held at Atlanta's Piedmont Park during the 2012 Atlanta Pride festival on Oct. 13, 2012. More than a hundred lesbians, trans women and their allies marched from the park's Charles Allen gate up 10th Street and back into the park from the 14th Street entrance. (Photos by Dyana Bagby)

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