Brands retreating from DEI in a bid not to offend anybody will soon find themselves irrelevant, writes Jack Richards.

New York City’s Pride Parade draws a colorful, overflowing crowd to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community each year. But there was ...

Experts have said ‘the golden era of corporate sponsorship might be over’ for Pride, as 75% of event see sponsorship funding ...

Some major brands withdrew or scaled back their support for Pride events across the nation.

Trump's attacks on DEI are complicating corporate sponsorship of Pride events NPR's Scott Simon asks Twin Cities Pride Executive Director Andi Otto about partnering with corporations amid efforts ...

LGBTQ advocates have long allied themselves with diversity, equity and inclusion groups. Yet DEI’s legal troubles are causing some corporate sponsors to end their support for Pride activities.

Twin Cities Pride may look less corporate—especially minus Target as a sponsor—but it's not for the reasons some have wanted.

The big companies may be abandoning us, but we still have a chance to stand together and fight for our rights.

Densil Porteous, CEO of Stonewall Columbus, said the Columbus Pride Parade works with corporate sponsors on a one-on-one basis. Porteous said that Stonewall has had "continued conversations" with ...

Media Seattle Pride faces budget shortfall as corporate sponsorships dwindle amid anti-DEI shift The Trump administration's crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) may be affecting ...

Major corporations not returning as Delaware Pride Festival sponsors this year include DuPont, PNC Bank, Fulton Bank and Tito's Handmade Vodka.

Several companies that supported Stonewall Columbus' pride events in the past have pulled out in 2025. The corporate backtracking comes as the Trump administration targets DEI programs.