What started in the 1960s as a powerful anti-capitalist riot for LGBTQ liberation has since deteriorated into a month of gay burgers and rainbow bullets.
, IKEA is now inviting customers to take selfies with a cross-stitch that reads “HOME PRIDE HOME.” The cross stitch features rainbow unicorns and a house surrounded by rainbow flowers. Now, IKEA hasn’t been exposed for any particularly egregious mistreatment of workers, and actually
its hourly wage to $16 in 2021. But nonetheless, the Swedish furnisher just seemingly can’t stop with the cringe pandering to LGBTQ customers.
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