LGBTQIA+ on Yik Yak | This year, expect fewer rainbow logos and less corporate revelry. With diversity, equity, and inclusion walk-backs, many companies are opting out of Pride this year. Now more than ever, we must stand together. Corporations won't save us.

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This year, expect fewer rainbow logos and less corporate revelry. With diversity, equity, and inclusion walk-backs, many companies are opting out of Pride this year. Now more than ever, we must stand together. Corporations won't save us.

470 upvotes, 17 comments. Yik Yak image post by Anonymous in LGBTQIA+. "This year, expect fewer rainbow logos and less corporate revelry.

With diversity, equity, and inclusion walk-backs, many companies are opting out of Pride this year.

Now more than ever, we must stand together. Corporations won't save us."

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Anonymous 15w

Ehhh they were only doing it for a profit. We shouldnt allow the corporations to dictate whether we’re valid or not even if they did it this year

Anonymous 15w

I know rainbow capitalism wasn’t particularly helpful in the first place but it’s still scary to watch companies stop doing anything at all

Anonymous 15w

couldn’t care less about them changing their logos to rainbow

Anonymous 15w

Are you suprised by Apple I could’ve told you that when they stopped letting me download apps over 12$, I knew it was homophobic 😒

Anonymous 15w

Honestly I’m ok with it, I’m getting tired of what pride month has come to year after year, it’s nothing but companies using the name for profit and right wingers pretending to care about military and veterans and saying “I don’t think sucking dick of the same sex deserves a month”

Anonymous 15w

I’m confused, didn’t Apple keep their DEI Practices?

Anonymous 15w

Good.

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Anonymous

#1 15w

This

Anonymous

#1 15w

This is true but it’s definitely a shift that it isn’t considered profitable anymore

Anonymous

#3 15w

Unfortunately yea but I dont think that rainbow capitalism was doing any favors

Anonymous

#1 15w

If it did anything I think it helped employees feel comfortable being out in the work environment, and consumers know that the companies aren’t donating to homophobic charities

Anonymous

#3 15w

i hate to break it to you but a lot of companies that participated in pride before also donated to homophobic charities and politicians

Anonymous

#5 15w

what kind of apps are you buying for >$12

Anonymous

#4 15w

Literally nothing that’s why I refuse to pay it

Anonymous

#6 15w

Lmao I’m not surprised

Anonymous

#7 15w

This is a great summary of my feelings. We need to show them that they are wrong for capitulating by hitting them in the profits.

Anonymous

#9 15w

Who tf like rainbow capitalism