People attending Sunday's 2015 Pride
Fest in Little Rock, Arkansas said that there was a lot to celebrate
this year.
Hundreds of people participated in the
annual parade that ended with a festival outside the Clinton
Presidential Library.
“We're just celebrating!” John
Willis told NBC affiliate KARK.
“It's been a really big year for all of us.”
In June, the Supreme Court struck down
gay marriage bans in all 50 states, stating that gay and lesbian
couples have a constitutional right to marry. Arkansas was among the
states directly affected by the high court's ruling.
“The marriage equality win was such a
huge win for all of us but it's just the start,” Willis added.
Sunday's festival included live music,
food vendors and informational booths.