WNBA's Liberty make history as first team to ever participate in New York Pride parade

Over 40,000 people marched in New York's Pride parade on Sunday, and among them were some pretty famous faces. Joining the likes of Mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Andrew Cuomo, seven members of the New York Liberty took part in the festivities with a team float and became the first professional sports team to ever participate.

So, yeah, that's pretty awesome.

Shavonte Zellous, Amanda Zahui B, Kiah Stokes, Bria Hartley, Brittany Boyd, Rebecca Allen, and Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe were there, as well as head coach Bill Laimbeer, associate head coach Katie Smith and team president Isiah Thomas.

#Squad @nyliberty #ShowUp for @NYCPride as the 1st pro sports franchise to enter a float in the march!

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And, because duh, it's Pride, it looks like a fun time was had by all. But here's some proof if you don't believe me.

@nayo_rain �� through the Village! @nycpride ��️��

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All. The. Squad. Goals.

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