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  1. While tracking consumer response to political shifts, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation noted that Republicans were under pressure regarding LGBTQ+ rights, amid political advertising spending.

HRC rated companies on pro-LGBTQ+ policies as executive orders countered civil rights advocacy group's work.

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HRC rated companies on pro-LGBTQ+ policies as executive orders countered civil rights advocacy group's work.

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