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Brave Space Alliance said that they were only made aware of the new location planned for the floor beneath them when local news outlets reported on its opening.
The fast food chain is highlighting the fact it stopped giving to a host of antigay groups. But some organizations remain that were considered questionable in the past.
Dan Cathy, whose corporate foundation continues to fund anti-LGBT causes, will be a keynote speaker at the event.
The socially-conscious website ran a puff piece on the chicken chain and strangely omitted its long animus towards the LGBT community.
The principal of a New Orleans high school says the fast-food franchise's antigay values don't align with the school's.
Dan Cathy says his opinions on marriage haven't changed, he's just learned to keep them to himself.
This marks the third time Chick-fil-A has attempted to launch in the United Kingdom, after its first two locations faced massive boycotts spearheaded by the LGBTQ+ community.
Chick-fil-A said they were leaving the politics to the government, as early as 2011. Think Progress says that ain't so.
Cathy spoke Huckabee on Friday to assure him that nothing has changed about his restaurant chain's antigay ways.
Protests against the fast food chain, which has a history of supporting anti-LGBTQ causes, led a landlord to say the lease won't be extended.
Donald Trump had a big effect on where LGBT people should shop this holiday season.
The company is being ripped by disappointed customers who say it abandoned its beliefs, while also hearing it from LGBT activists who say all it offers in the memo are empty words.
The company still doesn't have an LGBTQ-inclusive nondiscrimination policy, the Human Rights Campaign points out.
From employee discrimination to millions in harmful donations, Chick-fil-A has a long anti-LGBTQ+ history. But how much is still going on?
A satirical group calling itself the Chick-fil-A Foundation has for a while now been mocking the notion that being gay is a choice. But it's latest tactic has by far gotten the most attention.
Tim Wildmon of the American Family Association boasts of receiving a letter from the company's CEO about its giving policy that actually went to hundreds.
The company's sales have tripled in the past decade, and it is poised to become the third-largest fast-food chain in the U.S.
The CEO of Twitter got a public shaming for promoting Chick-fil-A during Pride Month.
