anti-LGBTQ politicians

Every one of these companies is ranked as a “Best Place to Work for LGBTQ+ Equality” by HRC. But is it the truth?

The group was formed in the wake of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s assertion that marriage equality should also be overturned.

“[Protesting is] a risk that a lot of us are willing to take because we can’t continue to work for this company and turn a morally blind eye to its policies,” one employee said.

With his vocal opposition to LGBTQ rights and general callousness, the former Presidential candidate personified many of the traits that are now considered essential for GOP leaders.

Glenn Youngkin has made attacking LGBTQ people the center piece of his campaign. If you believe the polls, it might just be working, too.

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson stormed out of the legislature when people questioned why his task force on “critical race theory” ended up attacking trans-inclusive books and CNN articles.

“If you have an outie you’re a male, and if you’re an innie you’re a female,” the councilman said in justification of his remarks, adding that he’s always been “woke” and fought in Vietnam.

You could get that slur slapped on a rainbow label just in time for Pride, but you couldn’t use “Gay Pride” since it could be “offensive.”

Anheuser-Busch makes Budweiser and Bud Light, Stella Artois, Michelob, and Shock Top beers among several others.

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.

And it’s karmic payback for the time she threw her own sister under the bus by coming out against marriage equality.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are condemning Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Paul Gosar’s Trump-worshipping group for “Anglo-Saxon political traditions.”

“They are calling me Congress’ new ‘it’ girl,” Greene bragged. “It, like the evil clown the preys on children.”

She says she’s raising her sons “to be men” and she’s “proud of that.”

They endorsed 12 anti-LGBTQ extremists, including Donald Trump, Mike Pence, and a woman who thinks pedophiles are part of the LGBTQ community.

He wanted to cut funding for “Sesame Street” this year for promoting “the radical LGBTQ agenda.”