Vinita Bhatia
Jun 25, 2025

Rainbow-washing or real allyship? Brands face a pride reckoning

In the era of scrutiny and cancel culture, Pride campaigns can't rely on rainbow logos and hashtags—authentic allyship demands year-round creative accountability.

Are brands truly allies to the LGBTQIA+ community, or just savvy marketers cashing in on a moment?

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