Target Sued Over Inclusion of LGBTQ-Friendly Merchandise
The right continues to demonize LGBTQ+ people by targeting businesses that support them.
August 09 2023 1:38 PM
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The right continues to demonize LGBTQ+ people by targeting businesses that support them.
Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth appeared on CBS Mornings and was confronted on his handling of the controversy.
The conversation was funny and personal like his debut book, which comes out on July 2.
Fifteen state attorneys general have sent a letter to Target in the wake of anti-LGBTQ+ threats against the retailer.
The Collin County Conservative Republicans sound nice.
They claim that making school better for queer and trans kids is somehow indoctrinating kids into “woke gender ideology.”
Target's decision to pull Pride merchandise from its shelves is impacting LGBTQ+ people nationwide.
The campaign started by LGBTQ+ groups has now attracted more than 200 backers.
Luminaries from politics, show business, and more turned out to honor Idina Menzel, Justin David Sullivan, Freedom to Learn, and Daniel Hadi.
He apologized a day after he shared the transphobic video.
After Target removed some Pride merchandise, LGBTQ+ groups call for it and all businesses, including Anheuser-Busch, to stand up to haters.
The North Face's reaction to criticism of its collaboration with drag queen Pattie Gonia contrasts with that of some other companies.
Target has long been ahead of the curve on inclusive policies — don't stop now, writes The Advocate's owner.
Anti-LGBTQ+ customers have apparently confronted employees and thrown Pride items around.