
Nashville Pride Faces Funding Crisis
Nashville Pride faces a $250,000 funding gap due to corporate sponsorship withdrawals and rising costs, threatening future celebrations and LGBTQ+ support. Urgent fundraising is underway.
Nashville Pride faces a $250,000 funding gap due to corporate sponsorship withdrawals and rising costs, threatening future celebrations and LGBTQ+ support. Urgent fundraising is underway.
Trump admin policies restricting LGBTQ+ rights, including visa bans for transgender athletes and silence on Pride month. Focus on human rights concerns and international impacts. The USCIS policy and Uganda is mentioned.
Target ends DEI programs and LGBTQ+ inclusivity efforts, citing a changed landscape. This shift follows previous backlash over Pride merchandise and bathroom policies, raising concerns about the company's commitment to diversity and customer needs.
Brooklyn Brewery shifts Pride ads to direct financial aid ($25,000) for transgender, nonbinary, and two-spirit New Yorkers, addressing immediate needs and systemic challenges. Ryan also advocates for trans visibility.
Pride Month, originating from the Stonewall riots, commemorates LGBTQ+ history and achievements. Despite challenges, Pride continues to evolve, addressing inclusion, funding, and political support. Celebrations spread globally.