Despite Conservative Cry Babies, North Face Continues Pride Campaign
The outdoor apparel company isn't backing down yet.
May 26 2023 2:39 PM
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The outdoor apparel company isn't backing down yet.
Target says it is facing "threats impacting our team member's sense of safety and well-being while at work" because of the collection.
These creatives, entrepreneurs, designers, and moguls are leading the way (and the runway).
The dating app’s new CEO is getting blasted for some old resurfaced tweets.
These Drag Race queens are running their own beauty empires.
A chain of Trixie Motels might be happening!
What’s the point of Pride if you don’t get to show off your best assets??
Oh, honey–it’s a very busy year for Trixie!
The proceeds from these Pride-themed product lines are actually going back to help the queer community.
Are you a two bottoms kind of guy, or a two tops kind of guy?
Queer people deserve dolls of our own!
Trans or gender nonconforming folks everywhere can now just head over to their local Target and (discreetly and affordably) get some affirming clothes!
This year, though, Skittles' annual Pride packs will also feature colorful art by queer artists, with proceeds going to GLAAD.
These power players don't need to scream to be heard.
The Collective features a talented group of some of our favorite activists and creatives from around the internet.
The candy company will donate up to $100,000 to the organization.
Two inspiring Out100 honorees, the nonbinary actor Theo Germaine and the trans activist Kayla Gore, talk about representation, role models, and what the community needs now.
With Werk is Work, drag performer Alexis Atauri is fighting for better working conditions for our most cherished entertainers.
Amazon, Coca-Cola, Microsoft and Apple made the first iteration of the LGBTQ100 Index.