Dylan Mulvaney demands companies stand up to 'bigots,' commit to LGBTQ partners after Bud Light fiasco

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During a recent Forbes summit, trans activist Dylan Mulvaney urged companies to commit to better supporting their progressive partners and staff members.

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During a recent Forbes summit, trans activist Dylan Mulvaney urged companies to better support LGBTQ people and other progressive groups going forward.in Miami, Tuesday. They included what appeared to be a veiled dig at Bud Light, which she accused in June of declining to support her when she received backlash for the marketing partnership that began last April.

Advising the marketing executives and business leaders at the event on how to foster that commitment, Mulvaney said that companies must build a"connection between the partner and the brand."

 

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