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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums65 businesses sign ad in newspaper calling on Texas Governor to abandon anti-LGBTQ+ initiatives
Anumber of high-powered global businesses called on Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) to abandon the state's anti-LGBTQ+ initiatives.
Sixty-five companies including Apple, Capital One, Google, Ikea, Johnson & Johnson, LinkedIn, Macy's, Microsoft, PayPal, and Yahoo signed the open letter. "Discrimination is bad for business" the headline read in an advertisement in Friday's The Dallas Morning News newspaper.
The letter was done in partnership with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC).
"Our companies do business, create jobs, and serve customers in Texas. We are committed to building inclusive environments where our employees can thrive inside and outside of the workplace," the letter said. "For years we have stood to ensure LGBTQ+ people our employees, customers, and their families are safe and welcomed in the communities where we do business."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/sixty-five-businesses-sign-ad-in-newspaper-calling-on-texas-governor-to-abandon-anti-lgbtq-initiatives/ar-AAV13tj
dsc
(52,157 posts)and where is the one for Florida and Idaho?
Initech
(100,064 posts)Abbott is a fucking asshole who is trying to win over the Fox / MAGA crowd in 2024. So of course he's passing this BS in order to score points with the MAGA douches.
Tree Lady
(11,451 posts)I doubt it. This is another trying to have it both ways to make money.
rownesheck
(2,343 posts)It would be nice if they pulled their funding of gop politicians, but I'm gonna guess they won't.