Great news for holiday shoppers who will be hitting Abercrombie & Fitch, Starbucks and Target this Black Friday: all three companies get top rankings in the new Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation's Buyer's Guide.
The report, also titled "Buying for Workplace Equality 2013," divides popular businesses and their related products into three categories based on their score on the HRC Foundation?s Corporate Equality Index. With a score of 100, Abercrombie & Fitch and Target rank alongside General Mills and Kellogg's as being among the businesses and brands to receive the highest workplace equality scores.
On the flip side, the Trump Organization, Urban Outfitters and even Tupperware received considerably less favorable ratings, placing them among the report's businesses/brands to receive the lowest workplace equality scores.
?It?s not often people think of ?Black Friday? as an occasion to take a stand for LGBT equality, but the HRC Buyers? Guide is the tool fair-minded consumers need to do just that,? HRC President Chad Griffin said in an email statement. ?With historic electoral wins for equality earlier this month, it is clear Americans care about how companies treat their LGBT workers.?
Check out the full rankings here.
See a selection of the rankings below:
Abercrombie & Fitch
Rank: 100, or among businesses/brands to receive HRC's highest workplace equality scores.
Gap
100, or among businesses/brands to receive our highest workplace equality scores.
Nike
100, or among businesses/brands to receive HRC's highest workplace equality scores.
Burberry
15, or among businesses/brands that receive HRC's lowest workplace equality scores.
Urban Outfitters
15, or among businesses/brands to receive HRC's lowest workplace equality scores.
Target
100, or among businesses/brands to receive our highest workplace equality scores.
Home Depot
75, or among businesses/brands to receive a moderate workplace equality score.
IKEA
30, or among businesses/brands to receive HRC's lowest workplace equality scores.
Coca-Cola Enterprises
100, or among businesses/brands to receive HRC's highest workplace equality scores.
Starbucks
90, or among businesses/brands to receive HRC's highest workplace equality scores.
Hershey
85, or among businesses/brands to receive HRC's highest workplace equality scores.
The Walt Disney Company
100, or among businesses/brands that receive HRC's highest workplace equality scores.
Trump Organization
0, or among businesses/brands that receive HRC's lowest workplace equality scores.
McDonald's
75, or among businesses/brands to receive a moderate workplace equality score.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
35, or among businesses/brands that receive HRC's lowest workplace equality scores.
Domino's Pizza
35, or among businesses/brands that receive HRC's lowest workplace equality scores.
Burger King
55, or among businesses/brands to receive a moderate workplace equality score from HRC.
Hallmark
90, or among businesses/brands that receive HRC's highest workplace equality scores.
Mattel
85, or among businesses/brands that receive HRC's highest workplace equality scores.
Hasbro
25, or among businesses/brands that receive HRC's lowest workplace equality scores.
See a selection of the results in the slideshow below:
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Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/23/hrc-buyers-guide-lgbt-shoppers_n_2177457.html
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