The 10 Brands That The LGBTQ Community Perceives To Be The Most Inclusive

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Technology brands are consistently viewed as the most inclusive for the LGBTQ community, a new survey has found.

YouGov BrandIndex named Amazon as the best perceived brand by queer consumers, while Netflix and YouTube came in at third and fourth place, respectively. There were a number of surprising outliers, too. New to the Top 10 this year was Dawn, which came in fifth place.

In a Thursday interview with Brandchannel, YouGov BrandIndex CEO Ted Marzilli said that LGBTQ consumers naturally gravitated to products whose advertising efforts were queer-inclusive. “I don’t think it’s a matter of taste as really this: gay men and women ― like all of us ― generally like to see themselves depicted in mainstream advertising,” he said.

Though LGBTQ people continue to made strides toward equality, Marzilli doesn’t think that the need for a survey to determine the best-perceived brands among queer consumers will be going away anytime soon. “I believe it will always be necessary,” he said, “since the LGBTQ community is a demographic in its own right, as much as parents, minorities and millennials.”

Check out the top 10 brands in YouGov BrandIndex’s LGBT Brand Perception Rankings below.

1. Amazon
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2. PBS
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3. Netflix
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4. YouTube
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5. Dawn
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6. Target
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7. Google
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8. Aleve
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9. Trader Joe's
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10. Toyota
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