Some major brands withdrew or scaled back their support for Pride events across the nation.

Walmart and Target are keeping most of their Pride Month merchandise online instead of in stores.

"If you're going to be this nervous about supporting the LGBTQ community, why not just sell a plain black t shirt," the "Late ...

But it also served as a heavy-handed metaphor for the general vibe of Pride month in the capital and across America: severe ...

One Million Moms urges a boycott of Kroger over its Pride Month support, accusing the grocer of pushing a “woke agenda.” ...

Some retailers that once wholeheartedly celebrated and supported the LGBTQ+ community have pulled away. What if they want to ...

If we don’t address the cracks within our own communities, none of us will ultimately achieve the liberation and support we ...

Target, long a mainstay of rainbow capitalism, seems to be trying to revive a version of “don’t ask, don’t tell” by trying to ...

Columbia LGBTQ+ organizations are anticipating funding withdrawals as sponsors walk back. Locals are stepping up after the ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney recently raised the Pride flag on Parliament Hill and lamented the growing anti-2SLGBTQIA+ ...

In a state known for its big-name companies, Minnesota’s largest free Pride festival usually counts on Target, Deloitte and other major corporations to fund its annual parade. But the Twin Cities ...

June 1 marked the beginning of Pride—a month-long celebration of the LGBTQ+ community. But what has previously been a ...