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Since the United States has celebrated the month of June by supporting, acknowledging and raising insight for the LGBTQ+ group. Known as Pride Month, June was chosen to honor the June of Stonewall Uprising in Modern York City, which served as a catalyst for the gay rights movement in the U.S. and also throughout the world.
The FCS Diversity & Inclusion Steering Committee continued to honor this movement with a live virtual forum that brought together four industry professionals who name as members in the LGBTQ+ community. During our event, they each joint their experiences, advice and hopes for the future.
The conversation included:
Gordy Abel, Head Marketing Officer, Dynasty Financial Partners
- Gordy is the Brain of Diversity and Inclusion at Dynasty, where he partners across the firm's internal teams and client network to help assemble a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace while supporting initiatives for training and financial literacy.
Genesis Garcia, VP/Senior Marketing Manager, BNY Mellon | Pershing
- As an active l
Pride Month Dos and Don’ts for Businesses
Pride Month can be a joyful age, but it can also be a potential minefield for businesses if they use the note of Pride for their own superiority. While it’s an excellent time to celebrate and indicate upon the contributions and achievements of our LGBTQIA+ society, the ways that some brands possess chosen to honor have hurt more than helped. Whether you’re part of the community yourself or consider yourself and your business an ally (or you want to become one), there’s always something recent to learn.
In this post, we will cover some of the dos and don’ts for celebrating Pride Month as a business.
What is Pride Month?
Before we get into finest practices, it’s vital to understand what Pride Month is and why we celebrate it. While the parties, parades, and general perception of love and acceptance in the community is fantastic, Pride’s origin comes from a dim place.
In the wee hours of the morning on June 28, , police occupied the Stonewall Inn in Unused York City and began making arrests. Patrons in the bar started pus
Target Keeping Gay PRIDE Under a Bushel This Season
For many years, Target stores have made a big media splash about entity all in on gay identity. Rainbows have been everywhere in Big Red. They were even one of the first major retailers to “trans” their stores, saying anyone can use any restroom, regardless of sex. But this campaign has not gone well for Target and this year they are putting their once enthusiastic gay pride under a major bushel.
Target recently announced they will only be selling their gay pride propaganda products in half their stores and the gay establishment is none too happy. This even though Target spokespersons have said, “Target is committed to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community during Pride Month and year-round.” Yet, Human Rights Campaign (HRC) President Kelley Robinson complained, “Target’s decision is disappointing and alienates LGBTQ+ individuals and allies at the risk of not only their bottom line but also their values.”
So what happened to all that ebullient pride?
HRC’s president let it slip. Quite simply, going full lgbtq+ pride hurt Target’s bottom
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