Anti-Trans Boycott Sees Bud Light Shares Dumped by Company

The company that owns Marlboro cigarettes is selling $2.3 billion worth of shares in major brewing company Anheuser-Busch InBev. Altria Dropping Millions of Shares U.S. manufacturer Altria Group, which produces Marlboro cigarettes, is planning to sell its shares in Anheuser-Busch InBev, the parent company of Bud Light.  One Year on From National Controversy The announcement … Read more

Diversity Initiatives Slashed by Another Major US Company in Trend Away From Inclusion

Another one bites the dust as one of the country’s biggest agricultural machinery retailers joins a growing list of companies to say farewell to diversity, equity, and inclusion policies in the workplace.  Dropping DEI The conservative backlash against DEI – diversity, equity, and inclusion – initiatives and ‘woke’ corporate messaging has continued to spread. Now, … Read more

Illinois Lawsuit Accuses School Of Discrimination Against White Men

Northwestern University may be under legal fire after a litigious conservative organization filed a lawsuit against the Northwestern law school for discriminatory hiring practices.  Northwestern Lawsuit A lawsuit has been filed against Northwestern University in Illinois over claims that the college’s law school implements discriminatory hiring practices that are biased against white men. Faculty, Alumni, … Read more

White ‘Unite the Right’ Nationalist Groups Forced to Pay $2 Million in Damages to Victims of Charlottesville Rally

Those who suffered emotional and personal injuries at a white nationalist rally 5 years ago have been awarded extra compensation in federal court this week. “Unite the Right” Back in 2017, hundreds of people descended on Charlottesville, Virginia, as part of the “Unite the Right” rally. The 2-day protest event would result in public damage, … Read more

Cincinnati Anti-Semitism Crisis: Mass Vandalism of Jewish Cemeteries Leads to Federal Investigation

The FBI has announced an investigation of a potential hate crime, following the mass vandalization of two Jewish cemeteries in Cincinnati. Nearly 180 Gravestones Vandalized A federal investigation has been launched after nearly 180 gravestones were vandalized at two Jewish cemeteries in Cincinnati. Confirmed by Jewish Organizations The vandalisms were confirmed in public statements from … Read more

New Hampshire Trans Rights Crisis: Governor Urged to Veto Four Controversial State Bills

Four bills affecting trans people are set to pass into law in New Hampshire, causing conflict between LGBTQ advocates and Republican lawmakers. Four Controversial Bills This year, Republican lawmakers in New Hampshire have passed four controversial bills through the State House and Senate that directly affect trans people. Now, advocacy groups are calling on Governor … Read more

Oklahoma’s Last Surviving Victims of the Tulsa Race Massacre Call for Federal Investigation

A lawsuit seeking reparations for a historic massacre in Oklahoma has been rejected again, prompting calls for a federal investigation by the survivors. Survivors Take Action Last month the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled in favor of dismissing a lawsuit filed by the two surviving victims of the historic Tulsa massacre, which sought reparations for both … Read more

DEI Ban: Utah Universities to Shut Down Safe Spaces for LGBTQ, Women, and Racial Minorities

In the wake of a new “Equal Opportunities” law for Utah schools, a number of notable state universities have chosen to shutter their DEI cultural centers.  Cultural Student Centers Closing in Utah Some universities across the state of Utah are planning to shutter their cultural centers – including ‘safe spaces’ for LGBTQ, women, and racial … Read more

“Cruel and Unconstitutional” – Montana Law Defining Gender in Biological Terms Has Been Struck Down in Court

A Montana law seeking to define biological sex has been struck down in court as “unconstitutional,” after LGBTQ plaintiffs launched a lawsuit to challenge it. A Defining Law Last year a new bill was introduced in Montana, which sought to legally define a person’s “sex” as only either male or female. It was signed into … Read more

Black-Owned Business’ Booming: 6 Companies Leading the Way in the American Economy

As the number of Black-owned businesses in the U.S. surges, we take a look at some of the most prominent companies in the U.S. Black-Owned Business Is Booming The number of Black-owned businesses in America has increased since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the U.S. Census Bureau Annual Business Survey.  Representation Is Growing Black-owned businesses … Read more

Trans Ad Fallout: Major Brewer Offloads Billions of Bud Light Shares

The company that owns Marlboro cigarettes is selling $2.3 billion worth of shares in major brewing company Anheuser-Busch InBev. Altria Dropping Millions of Shares U.S. manufacturer Altria Group, which produces Marlboro cigarettes, is planning to sell its shares in Anheuser-Busch InBev, the parent company of Bud Light.  One Year on From National Controversy The announcement … Read more

6 Leading Black-Owned Businesses Transforming the American Economy

As the number of Black-owned businesses in the U.S. surges, we take a look at some of the most prominent companies in the U.S. Black-Owned Business is Booming The number of Black-owned businesses in America has increased since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the U.S. Census Bureau Annual Business Survey.  Representation is Growing Black-owned businesses … Read more

Marlboro Parent Company Sells Off $2.3B Shares Amid Transgender Ad Uproar

The company that owns Marlboro cigarettes is selling $2.3 billion worth of shares in major brewing company Anheuser-Busch InBev. Altria Dropping Millions of Shares U.S. manufacturer Altria Group, which produces Marlboro cigarettes, is planning to sell its shares in Anheuser-Busch InBev, the parent company of Bud Light.  One Year on From National Controversy The announcement … Read more

Top 6 Largest Black-Owned Businesses in America

As the number of Black-owned businesses in the U.S. surges, we take a look at some of the most prominent companies in the U.S. Black-Owned Business is Booming The number of Black-owned businesses in America has increased since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the U.S. Census Bureau Annual Business Survey.  Representation is Growing Black-owned businesses … Read more

Top Pool Player Boycotts Matches Against Trans Women, Igniting Discussion on Inclusion in Sports

After a recent announcement that transgender women will be allowed to compete in women’s pool competitions, a high-ranking pool player has stated that she will only play against biological women. Here’s the story.  A Bold Declaration “I will stand up for what I believe is fair” – top-ranked pool player Alexandra Cunha has declared that … Read more

Transgender Football Player Exits Team, Mulls Discrimination Suit Amid Strength Concerns From Opponents

A transgender football player has quit playing and threatened to sue the opposition for discrimination after some teams have refused to play against her due to differences in physical strength. Impending Discrimination Case? UK football player Francesca Needham has chosen to “step down from playing football for the foreseeable future” and is considering pursuing a … Read more

Florida Students Rally in Solidarity with Transgender Athletes, Opposing Sports Ban

Students have left their South Florida high school in droves, supporting staff members who were reassigned over allegations of “improper student participation” in school sports. Student Walkout in South Florida Monarch High School, a school in Coconut Creek, south Florida, witnessed hundreds of students leaving their classrooms on Tuesday. The walk-out was arranged in protest … Read more

Conservative Muslim Groups in Indonesia Express Concern Over Coldplay Concert Due to LGBTQ Support

Indonesian Muslims have been marching in protest of a Coldplay concert in Jakarta. The uproar was in response to the band’s open support of the LGBTQ community.  Concert Protests in Jakarta More than 200 people rallied together in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, to protest a concert by British band Coldplay. The protest stood against … Read more

First Same-Sex Couple Legally Weds in Nepal Following Landmark Ruling

Nepal’s first same-sex marriage has been registered this week, with activists calling it an “historic” achievement for the Himalayan nation. First Same-Sex Marriage in Nepal A gay couple in Nepal has officially registered their marriage, making them the first same-sex couple to be legally married in the country.  Five Months After Legalization The marriage between … Read more

ICC Implements New Policy Restricting Transgender Participation in International Cricket, Cites Safety and Integrity Concerns

In a move reportedly made to “protect the integrity” of the sport and the “safety of players,” the International Cricket Council has moved to ban transgender players from all international matches.  Ban on Transgender Players This week, the International Cricket Council announced its decision to ban all transgender players from international matches, with an exception … Read more

Hungarian Museums Introduce Age Restrictions for LGBTQ Exhibitions, Igniting a Cultural Debate

After a ban on youth attendance at the World Press Photo exhibition in Budapest, Hungary, a second Hungarian museum had restricted under-18s from viewing an exhibition with LGBTQ content.  Two Museums Under Forced Restrictions “It is not a question of restricting artistic works” – the Hungarian government has defended a second decision to bar minors … Read more

The Future of Black History Education – Dorsey High Leads the Way

Susan Miller Dorsey Senior High School has been the target of controversy with its new Advanced Placement African-American Studies course, which aims to teach students about the “Black experience.” Here’s the whole story.  New Class Causes Controversy “It’s the truth” – A new AP class at Susan Miller Dorsey Senior High School in Los Angeles … Read more

Austria Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage and Compensates LGBTQ Victims of Past Laws

The Austrian government has set aside millions of euros in compensation for gay and lesbian citizens prosecuted for their sexuality over 20 years ago. Here’s the story. New Announcement for Austrian LGBTQ “It can never make up for the suffering and injustice.” – This week, Austrian justice minister Alma Zadić announced that the Austrian government … Read more

Indonesia’s Conservative Muslim Groups Voice Concerns Over Coldplay Concert Due to LGBTQ Support

Indonesian Muslims have been marching in protest of a Coldplay concert in Jakarta. The uproar was in response to the band’s open support of the LGBTQ community.  Concert Protests in Jakarta On Wednesday more than 200 people rallied together in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, to protest a concert by British band Coldplay. The protest … Read more