• Pennomi
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    371 year ago

    That being said, even the illusion that corporations support queer people increases the overall societal pressure to support it. It’s a sign that we won the culture war, definitively.

    • Ogmios
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      1 year ago

      It’s a sign that corporations think you’re more likely to give them money.

      • @DoYouNot
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        241 year ago

        Both can be true.

        • Rentlar
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          101 year ago

          AB InBev was a great example of this.. They tried some token transgensder appreciation marketing and faced backlash, then reversed it and faced more backlash. Trying for both but got neither in the end.

          Or in other words: “One in the hand is worth two in the Busch”.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      91 year ago

      I posit the reverse: that some corporations choose to display tokenistic commodified support because overall social pressure exists to show support of some kind.

      • Pennomi
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        31 year ago

        It’s both, escalating in a positive feedback loop. That’s how culture wars are won.

    • @[email protected]
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      No, it absolutely isn’t.

      Almost half of the United States either hates LGTBQ+ people or has no problem supporting politicians who will promote anti-LGBTQ+ policies. I am genuinely boggled as to how you’ve come to the conclusion that you’ve won any kind of culture war, considering its absolutely still going on.

      Corporations use rainbow paint to cover their hideous and ghoulish faces while they siphon every last cent out of the people who aren’t shareholders. They are not your friends.