We stand together with the LGBTQIA+ community both within and outside of Amazon and are working at the federal and state level on legislation this includes our support for passing the Equality Act. “One of the reasons I’m proud to be a part of the executive sponsorship team for glamazon is because I admire how much glamazon, and affinity groups like glamazon have accomplished.”Īs early and strong supporters of marriage equality, Amazon continues to advocate for protections and equal rights for transgender people.

“The point of Pride, even the word Pride, is identifying the moment when you can actually say this is who I am, I’m proud of who I am, and I’m not going to hide anymore,” said Neil Lindsay, vice president of worldwide prime and marketing. The design celebrates the many intersections and facets of identity within the LGBTQIA+ community, and its raising is just the start of dozens of activities and events Amazon has planned for June. The new flag includes pink, white, and blue to represent the trans community, and black and brown to represent people of color. Pride Month is all about celebrating love and equality, and today, glamazon, Amazon’s LGBTQIA+ affinity group, raised the new Progress Pride flag, at Amazon’s Seattle headquarters.