Entity: PRIDE
PRIDE encompasses a feeling of honor, self-respect, and personal worth, often associated with a sense of excellence or achievement. It can also refer to the recognition and celebration of LGBTQ identity, equal rights, and diversity within the LGBTQ community.
PRIDE
Etymology
The term 'pride' has evolved from its original meaning of 'the acme of excellence' in African American usage to encompass a feeling of honor, self-respect, and personal worth.
Definition
PRIDE is a complex emotion that involves feelings of pleasure, satisfaction, honor, and self-respect. It can also refer to the recognition and celebration of LGBTQ identity, equal rights, and diversity within the LGBTQ community.
Historical Context
Throughout history, pride has been a fundamental human emotion, often associated with achievements, personal worth, and self-esteem. In recent times, the concept of pride has expanded to include the celebration of LGBTQ identity and rights.
Cultural Significance
Pride plays a significant role in various cultures and societies, symbolizing a sense of honor, self-respect, and personal value. In the LGBTQ community, Pride events and movements serve as platforms for visibility, dignity, and diversity.
Related Concepts
- Self-esteem
- Honor
- LGBTQ rights
See Also
- LGBTQ Pride
- Self-Respect
- Dignity
A complex emotion encompassing feelings of pleasure, satisfaction, honor, and self-respect, often associated with achievements or personal worth. It can also refer to the recognition and celebration of LGBTQ identity, equal rights, and diversity within the LGBTQ community.