Published 1 year ago

LGBTQ-owned businesses face greater challenges

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Colorado LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce chairperson AJ Shaikh: "It's time for us as a community to start having those conversations" The pandemic already set many business owners back, according to Shaikh, especially those in their community. Eventually, Shaikh said, there will be guidelines for LGBTQ-owned businesses to follow.

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LGBTQ-owned businesses face greater challenges

DENVER (KDVR) — One takeaway for businesses after the brutal shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs has been the ever-present danger posed by someone with a gun."You might be in an active shooter situation, this is what you might have to do," said AJ Shaikh, chairperson of the Colorado LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce. "It's time for us as a community to start having those conversations." Anti-LGBTQ crimes skyrocket; Titone, Pico respond For busine…

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