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Topline
Companies daring to declare their support for Pride Month—including those that simply adopt a rainbow-colored logo for June—are facing online attacks from right-wing social media users, leading the Navy to delete its Pride posts, as boycott threats against any company deemed “woke” for outreach to the LGBTQ community continue to go viral.
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The U.S. Navy uploaded a Pride-themed Facebook cover photo on June 1, the first day of Pride Month, and replaced it with another photo less than 12 hours later, and it reportedly deleted posts for Pride Month from its Twitter and Instagram accounts.
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