Wells Fargo

The multinational banking giant has been supporting LGBTQ rights since before some of us were born.

The National LGBTQ Task Force announced Wells Fargo will no longer be a corporate sponsor, and HRC returned money from Bank of America.

A few years ago, I entered my classroom and was about to introduce that day’s lesson when a large poster pinned to the bulletin board caught my eye.

The LGBT rights org is willing to take a hit to protest the banking giant’s role in brokering the fake “repeal” of North Carolina’s law targeting LGBT people.

Bryan Pruitt made no secret of his conservative politics, but your toes will curl when you read what he wrote about trans people.

This was the biggest Pride yet, thanks to out of town marchers and a large local response from LGBTQ allies and HB2 opponents.

All LGBTQ organizations should divest from corporations that are actively benefiting from the caging of our own people in prisons and detention centers.

Why are companies like Coca-Cola supporting the Republican National Convention when the party platform calls for more laws like North Carolina’s?

Wells Fargo is not only demanding repeal of North Carolina’s new anti-LGBT law, they lit the 48-story Duke Energy Center tower in pink, white, and blue for the International Day of Transgender Visibility.

Rev. Franklin Graham is calling for a boycott of gay-friendly businesses, beginning by pulling his ministry’s accounts from Wells Fargo after the bank ran an ad featuring a same-sex couple.

GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network, has announced it will honor Chaz Bono, Michele and Rob Reiner, Phoenix Suns President and CEO Rick Welts and the 2011 Student Advocate of the Year at its seventh annual Respect Awards.