Hilary Mitchell

1 week ago | thepinknews.com | Hilary Mitchell

Every year, almost without fail, most major companies, including Target, release a range of Pride Month merchandise, usually donating at least some of the proceeds from that collection to an LGBTQ+ charity. However, in recent months, multiple corporations have rolled back their support for LGBTQ+ pride and related initiatives, in the face of president Trump’s attacks on corporate DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) initiatives. Target is one of those companies.

1 week ago | thepinknews.com | Hilary Mitchell

Sports clothing brand Puma, which has steadfastly refused to roll back its support for DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion), has said “LGBTQ+ rights” and released a brand-new collection to “celebrate Pride worldwide.”The collection is part of the brand’s Equal Love Confederation, which Puma launched under their Equal Love banner, Footwear News reports.

1 week ago | thepinknews.com | Hilary Mitchell

Leading audio brand Skullcandy has unveiled its 2025 Pride collection, with proceeds going LGBTQ+ mental health charity To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA). Many US companies have scaled back or ended their involvement with LGBTQ+ Pride month, held annually in June each year, in the face of president Trump’s attacks on corporate DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) initiatives, but not Skullcandy.

1 week ago | thepinknews.com | Hilary Mitchell

Clothing brand Levi’s has unveiled its 2025 Pride collection, at a time when many US companies are rolling back their involvement with LGBTQ+ Pride in the face of Trump’s attacks on DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion). The campaign, called “Meet You In The Park”, highlights the importance of safe spaces for queer people, with designs inspired by classic LGBTQ+ liberation iconography.

1 week ago | thepinknews.com | Hilary Mitchell

If you’ve spent any time on X, formerly Twitter, lately, you might have seen a very unexpected term trending on the social media platform: North African lesbian poetry. If you thought: “Hey, that’s a nice, refreshing change from all of the right-wing hate that has permeated the platform since it was taken over by controversial Trump-supporting CEO Elon Musk,” you’d be wrong, sadly.