Best of Corporate Pride Month Items - Gotta get me some of that demographic money, right boys?

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Companies are going to go all out this year, considering they effectively skipped last year due to the "protests" making certain groups too angry to give the beginnings of a fuck about gay folks.

Even sadder, these people will never realize they are just a marketing tool being used only once a year to a large degree before being thrown back into the closet, only being pulled out when it suits an agenda.
 
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Now fags can also enjoy artery clogging, artificially flavored and disappointing fast food just like us!

Remember this thing? It actually debuted in 2014 back when Pride was a mere week instead of an entire fucking month. This burger wrapping was made out to be a big deal at the time from what I recall.
This was a HUGE missed opportunity to call it the Angus Pounder.
 
Target is out and proud of the money you can give them:

Behold, what you are first greeted by when you go to the Pride section
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The categories
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Yes, they do gender-free fashion now

Here is some of the fashion
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Because pronouns in bio aren’t enough

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For when you want to show solidarity with troons and blacks outshining gays during Pride

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It’s a man wearing a skirt

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For $7 you can get hair oil with the gay pride flag on it

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Let’s hope the candle doesn’t smell like an axe wound
 
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Condoms already provide a pretty valuable safety service when used as intended. But in Trojan Brand Condoms latest venture, they're aiming to bring even more good vibes to your sex life. (We’re listening…) Trojan recently announced that it would be hitting the streets of New York starting Thursday, June 27, with its very own Conecocktions Ice Cream Truck.

Not only can sundae and sexual health enthusiasts grab ice cream, they can help spread awareness about an issue during WorldPride 2019 that everyone in the LGBTQ community can rally behind. Namely, penis pride. Before you shrink away in embarrassment, hear this: According to recent findings, per a Trojan press release, 47% of men in general and 60% of gay men have felt judgment about what lies inside their pants. Additionally, three out of four gay men are not satisfied with their lower half and seven out of 10 admit they have participated in sexual encounters without confidence it was a healthy choice.

So, just like penises, the offerings on Trojan’s Conecocktions Ice Cream Truck will come in several shapes, sizes, and flavors—from Mighty Munchkin to Holy Cow to Ride the Rainbow. With names like those and a message as important as this who wouldn’t want to grab a spoon...or a rubber for that matter?

In a statement, Vice President of Trojan Marketing Bruce Weiss said, “Trojan Conecocktions is our way of inspiring guys to take pride in their penises, whatever shape or size. We know that sexual health is an important part of overall health—and that when you’re proud of your body, you want to protect it.” So, here’s the scoop on dates and locations where you can find the truck on its free love journey to the WorldPride NYC 2019 March:

Use hashtag #PrideInMine to support the message and, if for nothing else, stop by the truck for free condoms. Per a press release, thousands will be handed out in addition to 30,000 condoms donated to LGBTQ+ organizations.

I am here for this whole “Sexual health with a side of sprinkles” movement.
 
Link to article (2019)
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Condoms already provide a pretty valuable safety service when used as intended. But in Trojan Brand Condoms latest venture, they're aiming to bring even more good vibes to your sex life. (We’re listening…) Trojan recently announced that it would be hitting the streets of New York starting Thursday, June 27, with its very own Conecocktions Ice Cream Truck.

Not only can sundae and sexual health enthusiasts grab ice cream, they can help spread awareness about an issue during WorldPride 2019 that everyone in the LGBTQ community can rally behind. Namely, penis pride. Before you shrink away in embarrassment, hear this: According to recent findings, per a Trojan press release, 47% of men in general and 60% of gay men have felt judgment about what lies inside their pants. Additionally, three out of four gay men are not satisfied with their lower half and seven out of 10 admit they have participated in sexual encounters without confidence it was a healthy choice.

So, just like penises, the offerings on Trojan’s Conecocktions Ice Cream Truck will come in several shapes, sizes, and flavors—from Mighty Munchkin to Holy Cow to Ride the Rainbow. With names like those and a message as important as this who wouldn’t want to grab a spoon...or a rubber for that matter?

In a statement, Vice President of Trojan Marketing Bruce Weiss said, “Trojan Conecocktions is our way of inspiring guys to take pride in their penises, whatever shape or size. We know that sexual health is an important part of overall health—and that when you’re proud of your body, you want to protect it.” So, here’s the scoop on dates and locations where you can find the truck on its free love journey to the WorldPride NYC 2019 March:

Use hashtag #PrideInMine to support the message and, if for nothing else, stop by the truck for free condoms. Per a press release, thousands will be handed out in addition to 30,000 condoms donated to LGBTQ+ organizations.

I am here for this whole “Sexual health with a side of sprinkles” movement.
It ain't plastered in rainbows, so it's unique. Eh, I'll give it to them.
 
Target is out and proud of the money you can give them:

Behold, what you are first greeted by when you go to the Pride section
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The categories
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Yes, they do gender-free fashion now

Here is some of the fashion
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Because pronouns in bio aren’t enough

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For when you want to show solidarity with troons and blacks outshining gays during Pride

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It’s a man wearing a skirt

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For $7 you can get hair oil with the gay pride flag on it

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Let’s hope the candle doesn’t smell like an axe wound
Can't wait to take a photo of their packed clearance department on July 1st. All of that trash will look great next to their mountain of unsold Ms. Monopolies.
 
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Yesterday, UK-based Gay Times reported that MOGA, a Muslim-owned Melbourne brand that sells women’s headscarves and shawls, would be re-issuing their pro-LGBTQ rainbow-print scarf for Sydney, Austrailia’s annual Mardi Gras celebration.

The Pride flag-esque hijab was created last year to support Australia’s legalization of same-sex marriage — legislation which Australia’s parliament overwhelmingly voted in favor of. The collection sold out in less than a week.

This year’s Mardi Gras celebration is in its 40th year. The company’s founder, Azahn Munas, told the Gay Times, “Our campaign aims to highlight the diversity of crowds who attend the Sydney Mardi Gras each year, which includes members of the LGBTQ community and their many supporters and allies…We also wanted to celebrate the diverse nature of our fans, who range from trendy Muslim ‘hijabsters’ to festival goers to drag queens, who all love our bold and colourful designs.”

According to their site, MOGA is a brand that, “prides itself on creating innovative fashion that is unique, bold, and daring, celebrating its wearer’s individuality and personal style.”

Time will tell if a Jewish mitpachat, or headscarf, brand will follow suit, creating their own LGBTQ-supporting rainbow hued headscarf.

The scarves are available to purchase from MOGA’s Asos boutique for 45 Pounds (64 US dollars).
 
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