Cover art for the 50 Years of Pride issue of the New York Times special section. Half a century ago, the police and patrons clashed during a raid on the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in Greenwich Village. The riot poured out onto Christopher Street where the pride colors now intersect with the street crosswalk lines. That clash helped spark a movement that continues to this day. Designed to commemorate that historic moment, the cover draws inspiration from the pride colors painted on the Christopher Street crosswalk, turning the lines typographic 50.

Cover art for the 50 Years of Pride issue of the New York Times special section. Half a century ago, the police and patrons clashed during a raid on the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in Greenwich Village. The riot poured out onto Christopher Street where the pride colors now intersect with the street crosswalk lines. That clash helped spark a movement that continues to this day. Designed to commemorate that historic moment, the cover draws inspiration from the pride colors painted on the Christopher Street crosswalk, turning the lines typographic 50.

Cover art for the 50 Years of Pride issue of the New York Times special section. Half a century ago, the police and patrons clashed during a raid on the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in Greenwich Village. The riot poured out onto Christopher Street where the pride colors now intersect with the street crosswalk lines. That clash helped spark a movement that continues to this day. Designed to commemorate that historic moment, the cover draws inspiration from the pride colors painted on the Christopher Street crosswalk, turning the lines typographic 50.