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ROOTED IN RESISTANCE

Long Beach Dyke March 2025

DATE & TIME: Friday, May 16th, 2025 | 6:00 PM

LOCATION: Bixby Park Bandshell (Corner of Junipero between 2nd & Broadway)

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events
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Dyke Trivia Night

4/23/25 @ 6:30 pm

Watch Me! Sports Bar 

Bring your brain, your crush, or your chosen fam. Learn a little, laugh a lot, maybe win a prize—and definitely spot a cutie or two. Join us for queer joy, community, and connection. See you there, smarty pants!

This event in collaboration with
Watch Me! Sports Bar 

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LBians Dyke March Ride

4/27/25 @ Meet 12:30 pm /Roll 1:00 pm 

Hot Java Coffee, Long Beach

A relaxed, social 8.6-mile ride at a conversational pace (8–10 mph). Bring your helmet, hydration, snacks, and a speaker if you have one. We'll ride as a group and return to Hot Java, with an optional ride to Watch Me! Sportsbar for a post-ride hangout around 3:00 PM.

This event a collab with  LBians and Watch Me!

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SKATES & SCOOPS

5/3/25 @ 1:00 PM

Roller Skating Rink,
Junipero Beach

Join us for Skates & Scoops—our pre-march party with roller skating, music, dancing, and sweet treats! Don’t skate? Come dance and vibe!

This event in collaboration with Social Architects

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Lezflix & Mingle

5/8/2025 @ 6:00 PM

Viento y Agua Coffeehouse

Lezflix & Mingle—join us for a night of lez film, laughs, and community. Early dyke rep on screen: soft butch chaos, baby L Word Lauren energy, and all the feels.

This event in collaboration with 
Adelitas Revenge

We Did It—Our First Dyke March Town Hall!

Huge thanks to everyone who showed up, spoke up, and showed out. The room was full, the energy was real, and it’s clear this community is ready. The feedback from our survey was 🔥—full of vision, clarity, and care.

Couldn’t make it? No worries.
We recorded it.  Check it out.

 

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The Dyke March is a protest, not a parade. 

We take the streets because visibility is power, because dykes belong here, and because we refuse to be erased. It is a living tradition of queer resistance and a demand for justice.

 

The Long Beach Dyke March is a declaration of solidarity and a reminder that our fight is not over.

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Why We March

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We march because resistance is survival. The political climate is shifting against us—trans rights, marriage equality, reproductive justice, and voting rights are all under attack. Reactionary forces and extremist ideologies are creeping into California, emboldened by anti-woke rhetoric that seeks to silence and erase us. Cities like Downey have refused to fly the Pride flag, a small but telling sign of a larger movement to push LGBTQ+ people out of public life.
 

We march because we refuse to go back. Abortion rights have already been overturned. Trans lives are being targeted. Voter suppression is gaining ground. The attacks are strategic, relentless, and well-funded. We march to say: Not here. Not now. Not ever.

Marching is not just symbolic—it is an act of defiance and community power. It makes us visible. It strengthens our connections. We take the streets to show that we are still here, still fighting, and rooted in resistance!  

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SPREAD THE WORD

Share the date. Bring your friends. Show up. Print and post flyers in your community. Together, we rise. See you in the streets.

Follow us @dykesoflongbeach

 

Use the hashtags

#RootedInResistance #LBDykeMarch2025

#DykeMarch

#LongBeachDykeMarch

QUESTIONS? CONTACT US 

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Payton Hillman

Mari Jauregui (MJ), a respected leader in Long Beach’s LGBTQ+ community, embodies resilience and visibility. Turning to the LGBT Center during her coming-out journey in the mid 1990’s, she identified a gap in programming for young adults and became a mentor. Since 2017, she’s been leading the Long Beach Pride Parade on her Harley Davidson, proudly flying the rainbow flag. As the leader of Motorcycles Contingency of Long Beach (Dykes on Bikes), she has amplified LGBTQ+ visibility and support and in 2024 was Grand Marshall. She has been a driving force behind the Long Beach Dyke March since 2017, evolving into its co-organizer. Her leadership ensures the Dyke March’s continuation, inspiring others and proving that dedication and passion create lasting change, positive change is not just possible—it’s inevitable.

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