Pride

Disneyland announced 'Pride Nite' will be coming to the park in Anaheim, California for the first time this June.

Disneyland announced this week that “Pride Nite” is coming to the park for the first time this June.

Newsweek reported last week that the 10 top ten selling beers and their parent companies have each participated in LGBT campaigns in the past.

The school district does not have an opt-out policy for the material.

The United Kingdom’s largest teacher’s union said this week that schools across the nation should welcome drag queens and host more LGBT events.

"Jack Daniels, you just lost a loyal drinker. Never again," says one social media user.

"The Cartoon Network," a television network geared towards children tweeted a video commemorating Transgender Day of Visibility on Thursday.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin maintained, "Drag queen story hour is not something the department funds."

The opt-outs by some players and teams of gay pride nights, citing religious or foreign pressure reasons, have prompted the NHL to evaluate the issue and consider changes for future events.

The San Jose Sharks' James Reimer became the second player in two months to publicly opt out of wearing a "Pride"-themed warm-up jersey, joining the Philadelphia Flyers' Ivan Provorov, who also cited his Christian beliefs as the reason not to participate.