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NIVEA Dropped by Longtime Ad Agency After Saying ‘We don’t do gay’
FCB, one of the world’s leading ad agencies, has dropped Nivea Skincare as its client after a 100-year long relationship…
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Right Wing Haters FAIL: Nike’s Online Sales Surge By Over 31%
Via Fortune Magazine: Nike’s selection of Colin Kaepernick as one of the new faces of the company has certainly brought…
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Land O’Lakes Names First Lesbian to CEO Fortune 500 Company
Land O’Lakes has named Beth Ford as the company’s first female CEO this week, making her the first openly lesbian…
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Facebook To Build $750 Million Data Center in the Very Anti-LGBT State of Alabama
Facebook is coming to anti-LGBT state of Alabama. The $750 million data center coming to Huntsville, approved two weeks ago…
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Trans Man Files Lawsuit Against Google, Alleges Company Fired Him For “Pro-Diversity” Posts
A lawsuit has been filed against Google by former software engineer Tim Chevalier for discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and wrongful termination. Chevalier who is…
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Vistaprint Sends Gay Couple Satan Pamphlets Instead of Wedding Programs
Stephen Heasley and Andrew Borg of western Pennsylvania, ordered 100 wedding programs for their big day. from Vistaprint, But when the online…
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#GayGeek – San Diego Group Finally Wins Rights to“Comic Con” in Trademark Battle
Via Forbes: In a written statement to Courthouse News, Bjurstrom and San Diego Comic Convention’s chief communications and strategy…
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North Carolina Waiter Fired After Sharing Anti-Gay Comments Written On Credit Card Receipt
Adding insult to injury the restaurant chain Hickory Tavern fired a gay waiter from its in Indian Trail restaurant in Union…
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L’Oreal Drops QPOC Trans Spokesperson After Facebook Post Calling “All White People” Racist
L’Oreal Paris has dropped London-based QPOC transgender model, and activist Munroe Bergdorf from a campaign after a Facebook post she…
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Kentucky Appeals Court Rules Refusal To Print Gay Pride Shirts Is Not Discrimination
A divided 3-1 Kentucky appeals court panel ruled Friday that a Lexington business did not discriminate against an organization by…
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