“We’re going to be putting on a full weekend of family-friendly drag entertainment, less than three miles from the Arizona capitol, where they’re trying to shut down that entire culture,” said Jeremy M Helfgot, a spokesperson for Phoenix Pride. “It’s only because of the support of corporate partners like Bud Light that we can do that.”
Alyssa Nitchun, executive director of New York’s LGBTQ+-focused Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, said that companies like Bud Light would be better served if they trusted organizations like hers to “drive the conversation.” “In light of what happened with Bud Light and other canceled brands, they should trust organizations like ours to drive the conversation,” she said. “You want to support the LGBTQIA+ community? Ask the queer folks working for you what they want and need.” One former employee told the outlet that the company failed to provide proper leadership during the Dylan Mulvaney backlash. “There was a lot of panic and a lot of rash decision-making,” a former employee said. “We didn’t hear anything from leadership for over a month, and then after a few weeks, someone high up at Anheuser-Busch released a statement that pretty much said nothing." Read more at: Breitbart.com
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