Purchasing the lions was just the first part. A platform would be needed to display the lions due to limited hallway space.

After Minneapolis-based Target Corporation announced the end of some DEI policies January 24, Twin Cities Pride ditched the retailer, the Advocate reported. Target had been a major corporate sponsor ...

sent a message that it is a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community as nonprofit Twin Cities Pride opened its new Pride Cultural Arts Center. The Pride Cultural Arts Center wasn’t opened in response ...

Defenseman Braden Schneider’s backhander in overtime scored a much-needed win for a Rangers team that never trailed in a 3-2 ...

These contradictions between public remarks to investors and those made to individuals or small groups illustrate the ...

Some major retailers have been quietly maintaining diversity, equity and inclusion policies behind the scenes, according to a ...

As far as the history of hockey can be written in St. Paul it might as well have been announced that the Statue of Liberty no ...

That move led to Target being dropped from the Twin Cities Pride Festival, where the company has long had a prominent role. Revenue Women in Business Awards & Expo ...

Still, some things are starting to look up. Across the namesake park – the site of Minneapolis’ original Pride protest half a century ago – the nonprofit Twin Cities Pride has planted its ...

The class action lawsuit alleges Target leadership misled investors about the financial impact of boycotts in 2023.

In a charged political atmosphere, where the term DEI has become almost derogatory to some, several companies continue aspects of earlier programs.