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Passenger booted from flight after shouting racist, homophobic slurs in viral video
The man lobbed racist and homophobic slurs at flight attendants and fellow passengers as he was escorted off the plane.
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Christian pilot rants to passengers on PA system about his “struggle” with being gay
“I don’t give a shit, bro. Just let me off this damn plane.”
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Congresswoman is shredding companies celebrating “Pride” while supporting anti-LGBTQ politicians
Companies that change their logo to include a rainbow are finding out that isn’t good enough when they’re funding the onslaught of anti-LGBTQ legislation we’ve faced over the past years.
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American Airlines will offer non-binary gender markers, pronouns for customers and employees
The world’s largest-grossing airline will join United in being one of the first carriers to accept documents and identification outside the gender binary.
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Most major airlines will allow passengers to identify as non-binary when booking
The new policy is set to go in effect by June of this year.
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More CEOs seek repeal of North Carolina transgender law
The list now includes Apple, Starbucks, Barnes & Noble, Uber, and more.
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How Corporate America forced the veto of Arizona’s anti-gay bill
When an important social issue intersected with business in Arizona, Corporate America decided it was time to take a stand. Voicing concern for their employees, customers and bottom lines, prominent companies from American Airlines to Verizon used threats of reduced business to help convince Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer to veto legislation that would have allowed businesses to refuse service to gays based on the owner’s religious beliefs.
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Advertising comes out of the closet, into mainstream with gay themes
Welcome to the latest in gay imagery in mainstream advertising, where LGBT people have been waiting for a larger helping of fairness, or at least something other than punchlines and cliches.
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American Airlines’ GLEAM employees join ‘It Gets Better’ project (Video)
The Gay, Lesbian, Bi, Trans and Allied Employees of American Airlines (GLEAM) Employee Resource Group joins the It Gets Better Project to offer encouragement to teens who are struggling with the challenges of growing up, especially if dealing with the extra pressures that can come with being gay.