National Freedom to Marry Day
February 12, Wednesday
History and Meaning
Origin. The day was established in 2004 as part of the campaign to legalize same-sex marriage. It has become an important symbol of the fight for the rights of the LGBT community, giving them the opportunity to legally marry and be recognized in society.
Celebration. The day is marked by various events such as parades, rallies, and conferences aimed at raising awareness of the importance of marriage equality. Many organizations and activists use the day to discuss legal and social issues related to marriage rights.
Symbols. People can wear symbols of equality, such as rainbow flags or pins, to show their support for the rights of the LGBT community.
Traditions
Educational Events. Events aimed at educating about the rights and opportunities for same-sex couples.
Social media: People actively share their opinions and support on social media with hashtags related to this day.
National Freedom to Marry Day in other years
- 2021 February 12, Friday
- 2022 February 12, Saturday
- 2023 February 12, Sunday
- 2024 February 12, Monday
- 2026 February 12, Thursday