Six Twin Cities food co-ops are donating $28,700 to Twin Cities Pride’s safety fund, helping to close a remaining gap left by the end of the festival’s longstanding partnership with Target. The ...

Twin Cities Pride has decided to exclude Target from its annual festival and parade after the retailer’s decision to scale ...

Twin Cities Pride executive director Andi Otto says the nonprofit made the decision because Target is not standing up ...

Executive director Andi Otto says they reached their $50,000 goal in less than 24 hours. This follows the decision to remove ...

Twin Cities Pride, a Minnesota-based LGBTQ+ organization, is excluding Target from its annual parade after the retailer ...

donating between $50,000 and $70,000 each year to Twin Cities Pride, Executive Director Andi Otto said. Target was expected to be a sponsor again this year. But in a Sunday interview, Otto called ...

Twin Cities Pride officials have reacted to Target’s recent pull-back on its diversity programs, announcing that the ...

Several Twin Cities leaders and organizations are reacting to Target's announcement to end its DEI efforts, with one group ...

Executive Director Andi Otto called the company’s decision to curtail diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programming “the breaking point.” ...

Twin Cities Pride asked Target not to participate this year, while some Black business owners are asking people not to shop ...

Twin Cities Pride decided to cut ties with Target as a sponsor, which meant losing $50,000 of funding for the year.

It doesn’t matter what company they are; if they’re going to choose to do the same thing, then we have to make the same decision,” said Twin Cities Pride Executive Director Andi Otto.