Cadillac Celebrates LGBTQ Pride Month With Broadway Performances
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Cadillac House in New York City, New York, received a makeover to celebrate LGBTQ Pride month, and the brand’s facility played host to exclusive Broadway performances.
Titled, “Tonight We Dare,” the exclusive performances celebrated the Broadway community with influencers who love theater. Guests were treated to three performances from Broadway musicals that have all—wait for it—”Dared Greatly” in some fashion. The performances compliment a host of other activities and support for numerous organizations at Cadillac.
“Culture is built on actions, and at Cadillac, we want to create a culture based on respect, inclusion and safety; a place where every person can be their full self,” said Laura Jones, Cadillac global director of Human Resources. “Doing that means public displays of support for our diverse consumers, employees and neighbors, such as the annual Pride activities in and around Cadillac House.”
At the end of June, Cadillac’s Instagram account will also feature the story of the 1969 Cadillac deVille “Stonewall Car.” The Cadillac is independently owned by the Stonewall Veterans Association and has been a cornerstone of the New York Pride Parade for decades.
Those passing by the Cadillac House will also find digital rainbow flags lighting up the collonades through the end of June. The rainbow flag was first flown at a General Motors facility in 2014 and now flies at 69 General Motors North American offices and manufacturing facilities throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Ugh…
What exactly is your point of the “Ugh…” comment?
Maybe being sick of gay pride everywhere when it’s a marginal sexuality based by on hypersexuality, psychological abnormalities, and commonly past sexual trauma?
This is just another brick in the “I’m not buying a Cadillac” wall. I’ll stick to Mercedes.
“This is just another brick in the “I’m not buying a Cadillac” wall. I’ll stick to Mercedes.”
You lose.
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I guess you’ll be looking for another luxury automaker then, or rather, a second tier luxury automaker.
Good on you, GM. Solidarity will prevail.
You already have solidarity. You’re already accepted. You’re pushing it too far with children, and you’ll regret it.
The currents have shifted, but you’re too blind to notice. People who accepted you are now growing sick of you.
Nice gesture, too bad GM funds politicians that attack the rights and privileges of LGTBQs.
Modern company, modern values. GOOD ON YOU, GM
Yes, when will Cadillac House host their first drag queen show?
Good good. Its good to show unity & celebrate the lgbtq community in these divisive & toxic times we live in today.
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On another Cadillac matter, what’s the talk about Mark reuss taking over Cadillac today? Are they already replacing Steve?
What’s needed are more colors of the rainbow offered on Cadillac cars. In 1927 there were 500 color and upholstery combinations.
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