Activists try to bully popular grocery store Publix into writing 'trans' on cake — store's corporate office eventually caves:

'Our associates should have fulfilled your request'


Leftist activists in Florida scored a minor victory after they successfully bullied the corporate office of a popular grocery store chain into admitting that its employees "should have" written the word "trans" on a cake, despite the employees' hesitation "to take a stance on this issue."

On April 26, two co-founding members of Peer Support Space, an Orlando organization dedicated to helping the LGBTQ+ community in the wake of the deadly Pulse nightclub shooting in 2016, decided to pick up a sheet cake to celebrate a "trans joy" event scheduled for later that evening. One of the co-founders, Dandelion Hill, who identifies as transgender, went into a Publix grocery store in Colonialtown and asked a bakery clerk to write the message "Trans people deserve joy" on one of the cakes. ---More...

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