Cancel Bud Light! Maga Hissy Fit!

[seafoam1 2,875]

Just now, Gladiators said:

Can't they just learn to code?

Absolutely. Straight from the prsident's pedo mouth. 

[RLLD 4,180]

The CEO needs to go.  Something has to be done to protect the employees from this.

[GutterBoy 2,898]

4 minutes ago, RLLD said:

The CEO needs to go.  Something has to be done to protect the employees from this.

You think Magas will start buying bud light again if they fire the CEO?

[Sean Mooney 1,957]

Comparing not buying beer to war?

Seriously delusional. 

[RLLD 4,180]

1 minute ago, GutterBoy said:

You think Magas will start buying bud light again if they fire the CEO?

That will depend on how that CEO handles this.

as I have stated, nothing short of a full apology and promise to stop with the pandering to he mentally I’ll trannies will likely have an impact on these people.

I don’t have a horse in this one, never bought bud, just don’t care for the taste; and I am not an investor.

But the average worker should not be punished here, not for the pandering of the company leaders. The company is trying to stay in the middle here.

The consumers are speaking and it is incumbent on the company to deliver on what they want. And for that matter, this Dillon guy is 100% right too, they are either all in or not here

[Hardcore troubadour 15,158]

Bud wounds have to declare itself non woke. Then tell all sports leagues that they will no longer advertise if there is any disrespect to the national anthem.  And all those billshit woke signs on the field and court have to go. Also no more pride nights. Not gonna happen, but That would be awesome. They would skyrocket to the top of the sales chart.  

[seafoam1 2,875]

3 minutes ago, RLLD said:

That will depend on how that CEO handles this.

as I have stated, nothing short of a full apology and promise to stop with the pandering to he mentally I’ll trannies will likely have an impact on these people.

I don’t have a horse in this one, never bought bud, just don’t care for the taste; and I am not an investor.

But the average worker should not be punished here, not for the pandering of the company leaders. The company is trying to stay in the middle here.

The consumers are speaking and it is incumbent on the company to deliver on what they want. And for that matter, this Dillon guy is 100% right too, they are either all in or not here

They are casualties of a woke corporation. Hopefully they learned who the bad guys are and move on with that in mind. All with the goal to get America back on it's feet again after the onslaught of these liberal movements. 

[Sean Mooney 1,957]

31 minutes ago, RLLD said:

That will depend on how that CEO handles this.

as I have stated, nothing short of a full apology and promise to stop with the pandering to he mentally I’ll trannies will likely have an impact on these people.

I don’t have a horse in this one, never bought bud, just don’t care for the taste; and I am not an investor.

But the average worker should not be punished here, not for the pandering of the company leaders. The company is trying to stay in the middle here.

The consumers are speaking and it is incumbent on the company to deliver on what they want. And for that matter, this Dillon guy is 100% right too, they are either all in or not here

Let's keep in mind- this was Bud Light just making cans for a specific person that there was no intention to sell. It was basically "Hey transgenders- you want beer, drink Bud Light."

They didn't advertise it, they didn't promote it to anyone explicitly, they weren't selling the cans....and the only people who are legally able to buy beer are 21 year old ADULTS. This isn't "let's protect kids"- this is "We want to tell everyone how to live and what to do." Additionally, the only reason anyone knows about it is Mulvaney posted it (most likely either in an implicit or explicit agreement) and someone viewed it and threw a hissy fit over it. 

I'd venture a guess that even here a majority of us are not following Dylan Mulvaney on social media and would've had no idea about this had someone not been cruising the Internet for things to be outraged about- either in a professional TV station setting, or in someone's personal life. 

[RLLD 4,180]

1 minute ago, Sean Mooney said:

Let's keep in mind- this was Bud Light just making cans for a specific person that there was no intention to sell. It was basically "Hey transgenders- you want beer, drink Bud Light."

They didn't advertise it, they didn't promote it to anyone explicitly, they weren't selling the cans....and the only people who are legally able to buy beer are 21 year old ADULTS. This isn't "let's protect kids"- this is "We want to tell everyone how to live and what to do." Additionally, the only reason anyone knows about it is Mulvaney posted it (most likely either in an implicit or explicit agreement) and someone viewed it and threw a hissy fit over it. 

I'd venture a guess that even here a majority of us are not following Dylan Mulvaney on social media and would've had no idea about this had someone not been cruising the Internet for things to be outraged about- either in a professional TV station setting, or in someone's personal life. 

We can debate whether they are “right” or not. I think it was at least a little to do with the condescending tone of that marketing exec too.

regardless, they either go all in on this tranny thing and hold true to the morals they pretend to have but do not actually have….or they apologize profusely and attempt to win back the millions of dollars in losses 

[Sean Mooney 1,957]

12 minutes ago, RLLD said:

We can debate whether they are “right” or not. I think it was at least a little to do with the condescending tone of that marketing exec too.

regardless, they either go all in on this tranny thing and hold true to the morals they pretend to have but do not actually have….or they apologize profusely and attempt to win back the millions of dollars in losses 

Again though- let's be honest about this....almost any company is going to cast their net as wide as possible to try and bring in consumers. What Bud Light did is not that different from any other company. What pissed people off is they wanted to be outraged about this.

To me this isn't a matter of "right or wrong"....Anheuser Busch runs actual campaigns for all types of organizations- notably farmers of America with their Busch Light brand. This was a can made for an influencer to try and appeal their beer to young 20 somethings. Whether you personally agree with what transgenders are or not you can't fault the business move. 

[RLLD 4,180]

3 minutes ago, Sean Mooney said:

Again though- let's be honest about this....almost any company is going to cast their net as wide as possible to try and bring in consumers. What Bud Light did is not that different from any other company. What pissed people off is they wanted to be outraged about this.

To me this isn't a matter of "right or wrong"....Anheuser Busch runs actual campaigns for all types of organizations- notably farmers of America with their Busch Light brand. This was a can made for an influencer to try and appeal their beer to young 20 somethings. Whether you personally agree with what transgenders are or not you can't fault the business move. 

We are circling in agreement.

Every company is pandering to its target audience. In this instance bud was trying to latch on to what they assumed was a safe social movement, and miscalculated.

They inadvertently lost their core market segment.. when they realized this they could have stayed with this pretend morality or demurred.

in effect they demurred, but clearly their target segment wants more.

We can claim their target segment is dumb or wrong, but that won’t fix this

[seafoam1 2,875]

7 minutes ago, Sean Mooney said:

Again though- let's be honest about this....almost any company is going to cast their net as wide as possible to try and bring in consumers. What Bud Light did is not that different from any other company. What pissed people off is they wanted to be outraged about this.

To me this isn't a matter of "right or wrong"....Anheuser Busch runs actual campaigns for all types of organizations- notably farmers of America with their Busch Light brand. This was a can made for an influencer to try and appeal their beer to young 20 somethings. Whether you personally agree with what transgenders are or not you can't fault the business move. 

Such an idiot. The people have spoken by saying "Screw you bud light." yet you keep pushing their agenda. 

Heads up dude, people don't like companies trying to normalize mental illness on their kids. 

You lost this one, move on.

[dogcows 1,030]

Dylan Mulvaney is viewed more favorably than Ron DeSantis!

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/dylan-mulvaney-ron-desantis-poll-b2375445.html

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Transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney, whose promotion of BudLight led to conservatives to boycott the beer, has a higher favourability rating than Florida Gov Ron DeSantis, who has enacted anti-LGBTQ+ policies, separate polls suggest.

A DailyMail.com/TIPP Poll released a survey on Tuesday showing that 50 per cent of American participants said they hold a favourable view of Ms Mulvaney, as 23 per cent said they hold a “very favourable” view and 27 per cent said they hold a “somewhat” favourable view.

With 42 per cent viewing her unfavourably, she has a net score of plus 8. The survey asked 1,300 US adults, but after 57 per cent said they had not heard of or were unfamiliar with Ms Mulvaney, they were not asked any further questions.

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By contrast, Fivethirtyeight national poll averages on the same day indicate that the Florida Gov has a favourability score of 35.5 per cent, but has an unfavourability score of 45.9 per cent. That means that Mr DeSantis has a net score of negative 10.3.

Mr DeSantis trails fellow GOP 2024 hopeful former President Donald Trump in the polls. Fivethirtyeight shows Mr Trump polling at 49.7 per cent while the Florida governor holds the second place slot, but polls at a mere 21 per cent.

 

[Gladiators 1,965]

1 minute ago, dogcows said:

Dylan Mulvaney is viewed more favorably than Ron DeSantis!

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/dylan-mulvaney-ron-desantis-poll-b2375445.html

 

Great news. Maybe they should make it the new CEO for Anheuser Busch.

[Baker Boy 1,694]

3 minutes ago, dogcows said:

Dylan Mulvaney is viewed more favorably than Ron DeSantis!

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/dylan-mulvaney-ron-desantis-poll-b2375445.html

 

This is not a popularity contest it is about politics in advertising. Millions of us don’t want to be bombarded 24/7 with the opinions of the advertiser. Why is that so hard for you to understand?

[seafoam1 2,875]

5 minutes ago, Baker Boy said:

This is not a popularity contest it is about politics in advertising. Millions of us don’t want to be bombarded 24/7 with the opinions of the advertiser. Why is that so hard for you to understand?

They get upset that people say, "Ok, I won't buy your beer anymore. "

Somehow it hurts liberal feelers that someone says "No thanks.".

 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,158]

20 minutes ago, Baker Boy said:

This is not a popularity contest it is about politics in advertising. Millions of us don’t want to be bombarded 24/7 with the opinions of the advertiser. Why is that so hard for you to understand?

Because dogcows is another great white defender. 

[listen2me 23 1,840]

43 minutes ago, Sean Mooney said:

Again though- let's be honest about this....almost any company is going to cast their net as wide as possible to try and bring in consumers. What Bud Light did is not that different from any other company. What pissed people off is they wanted to be outraged about this.

To me this isn't a matter of "right or wrong"....Anheuser Busch runs actual campaigns for all types of organizations- notably farmers of America with their Busch Light brand. This was a can made for an influencer to try and appeal their beer to young 20 somethings. Whether you personally agree with what transgenders are or not you can't fault the business move. 

Actually from what I read the trans has quite a under 21 audience.   I understand the idea of getting in on the soon to be drinkers but its weird on the other hand too.  

But to piggy back Ray, you can disagree with their choice of boycott but who cares?   If some local brewery smacked a tranny on all their cans for a year....you can boycott it but what good does that do in the grand scheme?  Bud Light is a big national brand.  It is more about making an example out of them at this point for boycotters.  And an example that other companies will notice.  

This doesn't seem like rocket science.  

[Gladiators 1,965]

1 hour ago, Sean Mooney said:

Again though- let's be honest about this....almost any company is going to cast their net as wide as possible to try and bring in consumers. What Bud Light did is not that different from any other company. What pissed people off is they wanted to be outraged about this.

To me this isn't a matter of "right or wrong"....Anheuser Busch runs actual campaigns for all types of organizations- notably farmers of America with their Busch Light brand. This was a can made for an influencer to try and appeal their beer to young 20 somethings. Whether you personally agree with what transgenders are or not you can't fault the business move. 

Actually, you can.  The boycott was an unintended consequence.  Every business decision maker needs to think about all the potential consequences of their decisions.  This one turned out be a catastrophe.

[RogerDodger 797]

Can't fault the business move?  

wt............

[seafoam1 2,875]

Dear Lord. Liberals are really stupid.

[Gepetto 1,330]

I guess AH learned how small their target market is. Not sure why they did it with their number one seller, when they could have simply used Truly or some smaller product they have that might have actually been received better by their target audience.

[RLLD 4,180]

35 minutes ago, Gladiators said:

Actually, you can.  The boycott was an unintended consequence.  Every business decision maker needs to think about all the potential consequences of their decisions.  This one turned out be a catastrophe.

I may be wrong on this but I think what he might have meant was that there was no reason to expect any backlash....the current environment practically demands that you acquiece to trannies.   And who would have suspected that anyone would stand up to it?  From the perspective of the company it seemed like a safe way to ride the coat tails of a social movement and suckle on it....

[Hawkeye21 2,389]

1 hour ago, Baker Boy said:

This is not a popularity contest it is about politics in advertising. Millions of us don’t want to be bombarded 24/7 with the opinions of the advertiser. Why is that so hard for you to understand?

I don't recall Bud Light bombarding anyone with this.  It was conservatives that made it a huge deal and bombarded everyone with it.  You do it to yourselves.  I keep hearing people say they are tired of it being shoved in their faces every day but who are the ones constantly talking about it?  It's the conservative posters who make thread after thread about it.  It's the conservative media that constantly talk about it on TV and in social media.  So... Ask yourself, who's bombarding you?

[Hawkeye21 2,389]

5 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

I guess AH learned how small their target market is. Not sure why they did it with their number one seller, when they could have simply used Truly or some smaller product they have that might have actually been received better by their target audience.

That actually would have probably worked and no one else would have cared.  I think they were going for BL being more of a beer that's for everyone though.  

[Gladiators 1,965]

1 minute ago, RLLD said:

I may be wrong on this but I think what he might have meant was that there was no reason to expect any backlash....the current environment practically demands that you acquiece to trannies.   And who would have suspected that anyone would stand up to it?  From the perspective of the company it seemed like a safe way to ride the coat tails of a social movement and suckle on it....

I agree that’s likely what he meant, but my point remains. You can fault the business move. 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,158]

Same crew that got everything wrong is offering solutions. Ok. 

[Tree of Knowledge 1,774]

Straight people don’t want to drink a gay brand.  
 

Gays don’t drink a lot of beer.  
 

Follow me for more marketing tips.  

[Hardcore troubadour 15,158]

Just now, Tree of Knowledge said:

Straight people don’t want to drink a gay brand.  
 

Gays don’t drink a lot of beer.  
 

Follow me for more marketing tips.  

I don’t even think this guy went to Harvard. 

[Fireballer 2,641]

2 hours ago, Sean Mooney said:

Let's keep in mind- this was Bud Light just making cans for a specific person that there was no intention to sell. It was basically "Hey transgenders- you want beer, drink Bud Light."

 

 Close, but not exactly what they did.  This wasn’t a “pitch” to trans people to buy beer. The made a can with a dude charading as a woman and said “cheers to 365 days of womanhood”.  They bent the knee to ideology that isn’t consistent with objective truths. As I’ve said here before, people don’t like being p!ssed on and told that it’s raining.  When they embraced the “men can be women” stance, they lost.  

[seafoam1 2,875]

The outcome is wonderful so far. Hope it keeps up.

[Sean Mooney 1,957]

31 minutes ago, Fireballer said:

 Close, but not exactly what they did.  This wasn’t a “pitch” to trans people to buy beer. The made a can with a dude charading as a woman and said “cheers to 365 days of womanhood”.  They bent the knee to ideology that isn’t consistent with objective truths. As I’ve said here before, people don’t like being p!ssed on and told that it’s raining.  When they embraced the “men can be women” stance, they lost.  

But again- it wasn't something to be sold. It wasn't anything they were advertising to anything outside of a niche group.

I will make a safe bet you don't follow Dylan Mulvaney on social media. I'd imagine RLLD doesn't either. They made a move that has been made countless times and for whatever reason it caused a backlash this time. I get what they were trying to do but it became a mountain because a bunch of people who probably had no idea who Mulvaney was before this were able to be riled up over it. 

[Sagging Scrot 44]

 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,158]

The focked around and found out. Let it be a lesson.  

[Sagging Scrot 44]

2 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

The focked around and found out. Let it be a lesson.  

Go woke go broke

[Fireballer 2,641]

34 minutes ago, Sean Mooney said:

But again- it wasn't something to be sold. It wasn't anything they were advertising to anything outside of a niche group.

I will make a safe bet you don't follow Dylan Mulvaney on social media. I'd imagine RLLD doesn't either. They made a move that has been made countless times and for whatever reason it caused a backlash this time. I get what they were trying to do but it became a mountain because a bunch of people who probably had no idea who Mulvaney was before this were able to be riled up over it. 

What specifically has been done where something similar to “cheers to 365 days of womanhood” has been been produced for a man? This wasn’t a rainbow or some other “we support pride” mantra. They specifically endorsed that men can be women. A line was crossed.

[Sean Mooney 1,957]

4 minutes ago, Fireballer said:

What specifically has been done where something similar to “cheers to 365 days of womanhood” has been been produced for a man? This wasn’t a rainbow or some other “we support pride” mantra. They specifically endorsed that men can be women. A line was crossed.

There are numerous causes businesses choose to do that for one reason or another groups will try to fight against. And I mean people railed when Skittles took all the color out of the bags for Pride month.

But again- you don't know who Mulvaney is. I didn't know who it was. I'd have no reason to. This was viewed by someone who was looking for something to be upset about. 

[seafoam1 2,875]

1 minute ago, Sean Mooney said:

There are numerous causes businesses choose to do that for one reason or another groups will try to fight against. And I mean people railed when Skittles took all the color out of the bags for Pride month.

But again- you don't know who Mulvaney is. I didn't know who it was. I'd have no reason to. This was viewed by someone who was looking for something to be upset about. 

Yeah bud light went woke and are going broke. 

What else you got pony-boy?

[Hawkeye21 2,389]

16 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

Yeah bud light went woke and are going broke. 

What else you got pony-boy?

I would expect the same people who have made a big deal with BL to do the same with these companies. https://www.dailysignal.com/2023/06/09/60-companies-that-are-celebrating-lgbtq-pride-month-more-quietly/

1. Amazon: At its headquarters, Amazon.com Inc. continues to fly the rainbow “Pride” flag in addition to sponsoring and supporting LGBTQ merchandise, film, books, and other entertainment. 
2. Google: This year, the Google Assistant software app can share LGBTQ stories, Google Play includes LGBTQ books and games, and Ballroom in Focus, Google’s latest LGBTQ initiative, features the history of Ballroom, an “underground” black and Latino LGBTQ group. 
3. Microsoft: The giant technology corporation open-sourced its “Pride” designs and donated to LGBTQ organizations such as The Trevor Project,  which describes itself as devoted to preventing suicide among LGBTQ individuals.
4. Xbox: Microsoft’s gaming brand is following its parent’s lead by making available LGBTQ and nonbinary game collections as well as making the Microsoft-designed Xbox Pride controller available beyond June. 
5. Apple: Before the LGBTQ moves by Target and Bud Light awakened some sleeping conservatives, Apple Inc. announced creation of a “Pride” design for the Apple Watch and “Pride”-themed “wallpaper” for Apple devices. 
6. Adobe: Although Adobe Inc. hasn’t announced specific plans to celebrate Pride Month this year, it began celebrating the international LGBTQ movement in February.
7. Airbnb: In a May 24 blog post, Airbnb Inc. announced its support of Pride Month by highlighting international cities with the highest percentage of hosts who use “inclusive language.” The winner? New York City. 
8. Disney: To celebrate Pride Month, The Walt Disney Co. designed a 2023 “Pride” collection, released new LGBTQ entertainment on its streaming platform Disney+, and created the first Pride Nite among its “Disneyland After Dark” events. 
9. PBS: This month, the taxpayer-supported Public Broadcasting Service is showing three new documentaries on past and present LGBTQ activists, in addition to showing previous “Pride”-themed shows. 
10. DC Comics: Like last year, the comic book publisher responsible for Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and many more superheroes says it will produce LGBTQ characters for its “DC Pride 2023” initiative. 
11. Pinterest: Through its “Pride and Progress” initiative, the social media platform is showcasing LGBTQ individuals. 
12. TikTok: This year, the controversial, Chinese-owned social media platform announced its “LGBTQ+ Visionary Voices List,” which features famous LGBTQ TikTok creators. 
13. Tinder: To make identifying LGBTQ members on its platform easier, the dating app implemented a “My First Pride” badge as a profile option.
14. Netflix: Despite its public silence, the popular streaming platform continues to have a section devoted to LGBTQ entertainment.
15. HBO Max: Like other streaming platforms, HBO Max is promoting a line of LGBTQ releases for the month of June.
16. Walmart: The retail giant has remained silent publicly about its “Pride” collection, which it continues to feature in stores. 
17. Dicks: In addition to participating in “Pride” parades and offering “pronoun training” for employees, the retail sporting goods chain is showcasing a “Pride” collection. 
18. Nike: The official Nike Inc. “Pride” webpage highlights the sports footwear and apparel brand’s “Be True” collection, created by “trans man and artist Xavier Schipani to illustrate the euphoric feeling and joy of being free to express who you are.”
19. Adidas: Not to be outdone by its competitor, Adidas AG early on announced Rich Mnisi, a self-identified queer South African, as the designer of its 2023 “Pride” collection, dubbed “Let Love Be Your Legacy.” 
20. Under Armour: With the banner “United We Win,” the sportswear company highlighted its latest “Pride” collection designed by LGBTQ activists. 
21. Nissan: In May, Nissan Motor Corp. announced its plans to celebrate Pride Month by supporting its LGBTQ employee resource group and participating in related festivals and parades. 
22. General Motors: In addition to flying the “Pride” flag, the automaker celebrates Pride Month by supporting LGBTQ employees and donating to LGBTQ organizations such as The Trevor Project. 
23. Bank of America: On its “Pride” webpage, Bank of America Corp. showcases support for LGBTQ individuals and organizations. 
24. Ally: All year long, Ally Financial Inc. says, it celebrates LGBTQ individuals and groups by participating in “Pride” festivals and supporting multiple organizations. 
25. AT&T: Since April, AT&T Inc. has been celebrating Pride Month with its “Turn Up the Love” concert tour featuring LGBTQ music artists. 
26. Ikea: All proceeds from sales of a large Ikea shopping bag with a rainbow design will go to an organization devoted to supporting homeless LGBTQ individuals. 
27. Kohl’s: Besides its “Pride” collection, Kohl’s Corp. plans to donate $100,000 to The Trevor Project. 
28. North Face: Despite receiving criticism for doing so, this outdoor apparel company continues its “Summer of Pride” and features a “Pride” collection on its website. 
29. Macy’s: The department store chain announced its gender-neutral clothing line designed by The Phluid Project, which specializes in creating such clothes. 
30. Coach: For over 10 years, the purse and accessories brand says, it has supported LGBTQ influencers. This year, it features a “Pride” collection on its website. 
31. Gap: On its website, Gap Inc. features a “Pride” collection, but hasn’t publicly endorsed Pride Month.
32. Old Navy: Like its parent Gap, Old Navy has not announced support for Pride Month but continues to showcase a “Pride” collection on its website. 
33. American Eagle: The clothing brand teamed up with Olivia Ponton, who identifies as bisexual, to create a new “Pride” line.
34. H&M: The Swedish clothing company announced its support for Pride Month in a blog post highlighting an LGBTQ family. 
35. Levi’s: Levi Strauss & Co. released a gender-neutral clothing collection and spotlights six LGBTQ individuals on its website.
36. Converse: Shoppers may design and buy their own “Pride” shoes or purchase existing shoes from Converse’s 2023 “Proud to Be” collection.
37. Dr. Martens: The popular shoe brand Dr. Martens partnered with three LGBTQ designers to produce three Pride-designed shoes. 
38. Fossil: The watch brand came out with its “Love Unites” Pride collection and continues to donate to The Trevor Project. 
39. Reebok: To kick-start Pride Month, Reebok International Limited is featuring “genderless” shoes in its “A United Collection.” 
40. J.Crew: Like many other brands, J.Crew Factory is featuring a “Pride” line of clothing and donating to LGBTQ organizations. 
41. Ulta Beauty: On its “Pride” page, this chain of beauty stores supports LGBTQ brands and says it donates to organizations such as PFLAG. 
42. Kay Jewelers: Under the heading “Kiss With Pride,” the jewelry store chain features its “Pride” necklace against a backdrop showing two men kissing.
43. McDonald’s: The popular fast-food chain shied away from making a public statement this year, but McDonald’s continues to feature a “Livin’ My Truth” webpage promoting its LGBTQ partnerships, including sponsorship of the LGBTQ-themed variety show “House of Pride” on Revry, the “queer” streaming network. 
44. Starbucks: To celebrate Pride Month, the coffee chain hired Tim Singleton, a gay man, to design rainbow-themed cups and tumblers. 
45. Domino’s: The pizza chain used Twitter to announce its sponsorship of the Motor City Pride Festival in Detroit and, on its website, highlights LGBTQ employees’ views on Pride Month.
46. Wendy’s: On LinkedIn, the Wendy’s fast-food chain posted a video of the “Pride” flag being raised at its corporate offices. 
47. Coke: The Coca-Cola Co. continues to feature a “Pride” collection on its website without making a public announcement of support on its platforms. 
48. Bobos: This line of vegan granola bars is selling a “Pride” flavor: a dark chocolate, almond, and sea salt oat bar. 
49. Kind Bars: This brand of granola bars offers a “Pride”-designed wrapper and flavor: milk chocolate peanut butter. 
50. Skittles: The candy brand celebrates Pride Month with a “Pride” design in packaging. 
51. Hershey: The chocolate maker known as Hershey’s notes that it throws a “Pride” parade in addition to building an LGBTQ “culture and community” within the Hershey Co.  
52. PetSmart: Not even animals are exempt from Pride Month. Pet owners may find “Pride Bikinis” for their dogs in PetSmart’s “You Are Loved” collection. 
53. Fox News: The media company Fox Corp. has a webpage called “America Together: Celebrating Diversity” that currently is devoted to videos focused on LGBTQ activists. The page carries the headline “LGBTQ+ Pride Month” in a rainbow design and adds: “Fox News Media celebrates the contributions to America by the LGBTQ+ community.” 
54. CNN: Throughout June and afterward, the Cable News Network says it will continue to feature stories focused on LGBTQ history and activists.
55. FedEx: The Federal Express Corp. says it continues to donate to LGBTQ organizations and companies during Pride Month. 
56. UPS: Besides donating to LGBTQ organizations, the United Parcel Service says it is giving entrepreneurs “who self-identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community … 50% off the initial franchise fee of a new The UPS Store franchise.” 
57. Walgreens: The drugstore chain continues to offer “Pride”-themed products on its website, in addition to highlighting the story of an LGBTQ employee. 
58. CVS: Similar to its competitor, CVS Health Corp.’s website showcases an LGBTQ employee’s story and continues to offer “Pride”-themed products. 
59. Harry’s: The maker of shaving and other personal care products offers a “Pride” shaving set and donates to The Trevor Project. 
60. Listerine: Even mouthwash has gone woke as Listerine continues a “Care With Pride” campaign by showcasing a “Pride”-themed package design.

 

[Hawkeye21 2,389]

For those that prefer Miller Lite for their manly beer.  https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jun/07/pride-month-boycotts-target-bud-light-brands-companies

Miller Lite

The Bud Light rival has a long history of support for LGBTQ+ causes and appears to be continuing with it this year. It touts “town halls” in various cities where bars serving the beer can work toward inclusivity and sponsors events including the Dallas Pride Miller Lite music festival. In a statement to the Guardian, Miller’s parent company, Molson Coors, said: “Everyone deserves to feel comfortable having a drink and being themselves. That’s why beer, wine and spirits companies like ours have supported Pride for decades, why we’ll do so in 2023 and why we’ll continue to do so for decades to come.”