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Opinion: In the face of corporate retreat and political hostility, the LGBTQ+ community is left questioning the authenticity of past support, argues Sean Ebony Coleman. Was it all just performative allyship, or will true allies stand with us through the hard times?
The lawsuit claims that ISU officials have prohibited an LGBTQ+ group from hosting a 2025 Pride celebration on campus despite allowing and sponsoring the event in 2023 and 2024.
Several Juneteenth celebrations have been scaled down or cancelled this year due to companies and governments dropping DEI.
Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corp. has withdrawn its sponsorship of WorldPride 2025 to avoid becoming "ineligible for contracts with the federal government."
These local LGBTQ+ groups still need help making their Pride celebrations a reality.
Here are the companies that have walked back their support for Pride Month while axing DEI, some of them after decades of allyship.
After rejecting Target's pledged $50,000, Twin Cities Pride executive director Andi Otto tells The Advocate how his organization raised more than double that in less than 24 hours.
