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Disney recently renamed their "Rainbow" collection to "Pride" collection, with the explanation that rainbows are vague and Pride is not. They are very Proud of themselves for being so progressive.


Oreos will come in packaging covered in encouraging, reaffirming messages from "allies" with an empty space on the front for you to add your own sentiment. The tops of the cookies will say "Proud" instead of "Oreo".


Skittles will be gray again (tasty) to, as they put it, "give the rainbow away to where it matters" or some crap like that. The packaging will have designs by people who are so lacking in skill the only way they're ever hired is so companies like this can virtue signal about supporting queer artists.

It seems like most stores aren't promoting on their home pages yet but if you search you can find new products being added. North Face has a (year-round) big collection that will be used to send queer kids to camp which sounds like a disaster waiting to happen.

In the realm of footwear we have UGG selling trans pride slides to toddlers and children, Sperry with boat shoes for your woke grandparents, and Vans with sneakers embellished by queer artists. I've been noticing a trend that a lot of this queer art is very busy, it reminds me of zoomer tattoos, lots of little shit thrown together like maybe if they do a lot it won't be as obvious none of it is very good, like that principle about how women look more attractive in a group than they do individually. Whatever the thinking behind it, it's terrible. Also Doc Martens, they've completely alienated the skinhead market at this point.




Target has "Trans rights are human rights" tees for toddlers and kids, and they're already being review bombed.

I haven't seen too much yet of my favorite type of Pride product, which is the completely absurd and unnecessary, but I'll leave you with a couple. Pet leg warmers and an inclusive cat scratch house:




Oreos will come in packaging covered in encouraging, reaffirming messages from "allies" with an empty space on the front for you to add your own sentiment. The tops of the cookies will say "Proud" instead of "Oreo".


Skittles will be gray again (tasty) to, as they put it, "give the rainbow away to where it matters" or some crap like that. The packaging will have designs by people who are so lacking in skill the only way they're ever hired is so companies like this can virtue signal about supporting queer artists.

It seems like most stores aren't promoting on their home pages yet but if you search you can find new products being added. North Face has a (year-round) big collection that will be used to send queer kids to camp which sounds like a disaster waiting to happen.

In the realm of footwear we have UGG selling trans pride slides to toddlers and children, Sperry with boat shoes for your woke grandparents, and Vans with sneakers embellished by queer artists. I've been noticing a trend that a lot of this queer art is very busy, it reminds me of zoomer tattoos, lots of little shit thrown together like maybe if they do a lot it won't be as obvious none of it is very good, like that principle about how women look more attractive in a group than they do individually. Whatever the thinking behind it, it's terrible. Also Doc Martens, they've completely alienated the skinhead market at this point.




Target has "Trans rights are human rights" tees for toddlers and kids, and they're already being review bombed.

I haven't seen too much yet of my favorite type of Pride product, which is the completely absurd and unnecessary, but I'll leave you with a couple. Pet leg warmers and an inclusive cat scratch house:


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