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 ...

Pride organizers get creative as corporations pull back funding support. Many see this trend as a return to LGBTQ community ...

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

Target scales back Pride Month goods while promoting pro-America displays, drawing mixed reactions from shoppers and sparking debate over the retailer's social awareness.

Pride festival organizers face hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost corporate funding this year, a trend that could ...

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

The organizers of prominent Pride celebrations saw huge sponsorship drop-offs this year, a pattern seen as a response to the ...

Merchandise for Target’s 2025 Pride collection is available for sale online, in the Target app and in some stores ...

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