How Brands and Creators are Showing Up for Pride 2020
Pride Month has arrived. This month will historically be remembered not only for Pride, but the month that racial inequality protests have come to the forefront. And though this year’s celebration might look a little different than years before, creators and brands alike are showing their support and pride of the LGBTQIA+ community. We wanted to take a moment to highlight brands and creators who are showcasing their support for Pride month and the community as a whole:
Brands
Nordstrom
The retail-giant released their new gender-inclusive line entitled, Be You by BP. This project was research-intensive, customer-first and progressive. Nordstrom looked at their previous Pride efforts, and talked to real customers in the LGBTQIA+ community, to take their efforts one step further to not only support Pride but respect the idea of it, making a gender-neutral collection for all to celebrate.
P&G and IHeartRadio
This year, Proctor & Gamble is teaming up with IHeartRadio to host a virtual Pride Celebration, #CantCancelPride, streaming June 25th on Facebook at 9 PM EST. Additionally, P&G are teaming up with their brands to pledge an amazing 5 million dollars for LGBTQ+ communities most impacted by COVID-19.
Todd Snyder
The New York-based designer released a limited edition collection of wearable art pieces in the forms of tees and sweatshirts designed by LGBTQIA+ artists. The hope is that people will wear the art and show their support while remaining socially distant. The best part is that Snyder is donating 25% of the proceeds from sales to charities of the artists’ choosings.
LGBTQIA+ creators
Max Emerson
Black LQBTQIA+ creators
Devin-Norelle (steroidbeyonce)
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