Though not in NYC, we loved virtually following the Big Gay Ice Cream Truck all summer long, make sure you don’t miss it this summer.
THE BIG GAY ICE CREAM TRUCK we hear tastes as good as it looks. One post on their site has a description of the “Monday Sunday is a waffle cone lined with Nutella, twist ice cream, Dulce de Leche, sea salt, and whipped cream.”
Sounds amazing right? Well, it is! If you are in Manhattan Beach, California, then you are in luck! Manhattan Bread and Bagel provides all customers with the freshest baked goods in SoCal. Have pride in what you eat. The owner of Manhattan Bread & Bagel, Michael Keegan has “always supported marriage equality and always will.”
Not only is everything in this shop delicious, there is a real heart at the store’s core. You can taste the love there. Manhattan Bread and Bagel’s deserves a stop in from all of us in the Equal Junction community, especially when you follow their commitment to us at their local level-where change really needs to start boys and girls.
Wisely, Michael Keegan has endorsed openly gay Mayor Pro Tem Mitch Ward for California Assembly 53rd District, who will fight for equality with every opportunity he gets. Learn about them both over a coffeee and one of their scrumptious, sinful scones.
The Yogurt Stop on Santa Monica in West Hollywood is the best yogurt in town, hands down! Make sure you try for yourself and tell them about hearing about them on Equal Junction.
One of the coolest looking little eateries on the blvd. The skinny: the lady owners have committed fully to equality while creating some of the most creative and delicious yogurts you’ll eva’ taste. Flavors like Milk My Harvey Chocolate, Cappuccino Crush On U, Get Lucky Irish Mint-yogurt’s with sass flavor and soul.
In October of 2009, Pepsi contributed $500,000 to support PFLAG (Parents, Family & Friends of Lesbians and Gays)!!!
According to Jacqueline Millan, director of PepsiCo Corporate Contributions, “We are delighted to continue our partnership with PFLAG…(in) promoting the necessary message of inclusion to untapped groups…and that is a crucial step toward building a healthy working environment.”
Pepsi understands the importance of creating a work environment that makes EVERYONE equal.
Owned by Chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger, Ciudad is a hip restaurant with a great menu. Ciudad indulges guests with meals from all Latin countries of South America, Central America, Cuba, Spain, and Portugal. We went there last Friday and enjoyed portions of their menu!
Feniger, a Lesbian and her Straight ally Milliken have worked together for years in Paris, Chicago, and now settled in Los Angeles. People remember them most from their show Too Hot Tamales on the Food Network.
Through the teeth, over the gums, watch out stomach here it comes!
According to SabMiller, Miller Brewing assumed a pivotal role among advertisers on LOGO- acting as the sole sponsor of its debut program and airing ads congratulating the network on its arrival.
Make sure your local bar carries Miller for your enjoyment…and remember this beer for the big game!
General Mills follows the motto of celebrating diversity in order to be on top of the global competitive market. They understand that all diversities have something to bring to the table that can outreach to ALL markets in the world. The diversity networks General Mills are apart of are:
American Indian Council
Asian American Network
Betty’s Family (Gay & Lesbian Network)
Black Champions Network
Hispanic Network
South Asian American Network
Women’s Forum
More companies need to be all inclusive. Just like our pantry, I guarantee that you have a box of General Mills in your kitchen. To learn more click HERE.
Need to go to a place where EVERYONE KNOWS your name?
Zoo Bar in Flint, Michigan is an LGBT bar with friendly servers and patrons. Even in the town of Flint, you are not alone, you can find a friend in the LGBT family at Zoo. They have CRAZY TUESDAYS where drinks are 1/2 off. If you are in the area, stop by today.
Absolut…ely 30 years of equality. Back in 1981 Absolut Vodka was one of the 1st brands to support the LGBT community and recognize its members as desirable consumers of its product. For several years, Absolut Vodka has also been the official corporate sponsor of the GLAAD Media Awards.
When purchasing your drinks for your party, support a product that supports you.
Here is a company that really looks out for others. Miller is very pro-Gay, but if you read our site before, you already know that. As we all know, Super Bowl ad space is expensive and only large companies with major advertising budgets can afford them-or recently launched fake websites that got a lot of attention who we won’t mention. Anyway, Miller is giving their big game commercial time to the small businesses out there who really need the business! Check out their site to see who they are helping out this year! This is such a great idea!
Though not in NYC, we loved virtually following the Big Gay Ice Cream Truck all summer long, make sure you don’t miss it this summer.
Sounds amazing right? Well, it is! If you are in Manhattan Beach, California, then you are in luck! 
In October of 2009, Pepsi contributed $500,000 to support 
Owned by Chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger, Ciudad is a hip restaurant with a great menu. Ciudad indulges guests with meals from all Latin countries of South America, Central America, Cuba, Spain, and Portugal. We went there last Friday and enjoyed portions of their menu!
General Mills follows the motto of celebrating diversity in order to be on top of the global competitive market. They understand that all diversities have something to bring to the table that can outreach to ALL markets in the world. The diversity networks General Mills are apart of are:
Need to go to a place where EVERYONE KNOWS your name?
Absolut…ely 30 years of equality. Back in 1981 Absolut Vodka was one of the 1st brands to support the LGBT community and recognize its members as desirable consumers of its product. For several years, 
