Star Wars: Episode IX

*Zulithe* · 06-17-2019, 04:14 AM

It's completely normal for companies to celebrate Pride in ways like this. It's been gaining steam in recent years as the importance of social media has grown, and companies feel more inclined to be clear about what they support or don't support.

And why shouldn't they have a Pridified logo, the data clearly shows that LGBT+ people lean towards higher education, so many of us find our way into the ranks of big companies like Lucasfilm where our contributions shine, and so participating in Pride is just one of the ways they show their solidarity and appreciation, not just to those valued employees but to LGBT+ fans, of which there are a great many.

Long-time Lucasfilm employee and SW megafan Steve Sansweet is gay, just to give one prominent example.

06-17-2019, 04:14 AM	#11
Zulithe Ninjutsu Master Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Bay Area, CA Posts: 6,418	It's completely normal for companies to celebrate Pride in ways like this. It's been gaining steam in recent years as the importance of social media has grown, and companies feel more inclined to be clear about what they support or don't support. And why shouldn't they have a Pridified logo, the data clearly shows that LGBT+ people lean towards higher education, so many of us find our way into the ranks of big companies like Lucasfilm where our contributions shine, and so participating in Pride is just one of the ways they show their solidarity and appreciation, not just to those valued employees but to LGBT+ fans, of which there are a great many. Long-time Lucasfilm employee and SW megafan Steve Sansweet is gay, just to give one prominent example. Last edited by Zulithe; 06-17-2019 at 04:41 AM.