Companies that are allies to LGBT employees and customers should not give money to anti-LGBT elected officials. These politicians not only oppose LGBT equality, but lead the fight against it. These elected officials are so far out of sync with internal company policies and public pro-LGBT brands, it makes no sense.
Companies that are allies to LGBT employees and customers should not give money to anti-LGBT elected officials. These politicians not only oppose LGBT equality, but lead the fight against it. These elected officials are so far out of sync with internal company policies and public pro-LGBT brands, it makes no sense.
The scope of the campaign is narrow:
LGBT employees, customers, and allies deserve to know who stands 100% with equality. These companies should cut off all political contributions to any candidate who scores a zero on the HRC scorecard.
LGBT employees, customers, and allies deserve to know who stands 100% with equality. Allied companies should cut off all political contributions to any elected official who scores a zero on the HRC Congressional Scorecard and leads the charge against equality.
These elected officials have proven to be the worst of the worst. They earned a ZERO rating from the Human Rights Campaign two years in a row, have not supported anything pro-LGBT, and have worked and spoken out against equality at every opportunity.