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American Express continue their support for Brighton Pride

American Express employees hit the streets to help promote diversity in the run up to this year’s Brighton and Hove Pride. Amex merchants across the city, (including shops, cafés, restaurants, bars and small independent businesses) are being asked to display a specially designed ‘Proud to celebrate

American Express employees hit the streets to help promote diversity in the run up to this year’s Brighton and Hove Pride.

Amex merchants across the city, (including shops, cafés, restaurants, bars and small independent businesses) are being asked to display a specially designed ‘Proud to celebrate diversity’ sticker (a rainbow coloured thumbprint) in doors, windows and at till points, in a show of support for Brighton and Hove’s diverse and inclusive LGBT+ communities.

Amex is a longstanding supporter of Brighton and Hove Pride and is one of the main partners for 2017. Amex employees will join the Community Pride Parade on August 5, 2017, sporting ‘Proud to celebrate diversity’ T-shirts.

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American Express continue their support for Brighton Pride

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