Chick-fil-A
The famous fried-chicken company may have cleaned up its act, but old homophobic demons don’t die so easily. It still smarts to see friends patronizing my former oppressor.
Now that one Nashville-area Chick-fil-A is supporting a pro-gay film festival, it’s time to bury the hatchet and pick up a knife and fork: Chick-fil-A is open for dinner—for everybody—once again.
Demonstrators were there, protesting the fast-food chain's anti-gay history, and thousands were queuing to eat the chicken.
Denver City Council’s decision to delay a deal for a Chick-fil-A at the city’s airport is misguided. Let the company go ahead: It has atoned for its past sins.
The city is about to get its first proper Chick-fil-A franchise. Will Manhattan fans of the company’s fast food forget its anti-LGBT past?
It’s coming to one in Chicago. Will it be coming to a Gordita factory near you?
Hats off, Chick-fil-A! You’ve overtaken KFC, and you’re aiming to sell healthier fare. But pssst! Don’t you know ‘skinny’=‘gay’?