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IKEA Retail U.S. Joins Amicus Brief for LGBT+ Rights

Corporate newsEquality, People and Culture, Reports and summariesMarch 2, 2021Last edited: September 29, 2021
IKEA declares LGBT+ Americans should be protected from discrimination.

Tue Jul 02 2019

[National]

IKEA Statement on joining the Amicus Brief:

At IKEA, we believe that a better everyday life starts with equal rights for all. We are a home furnishing company, but at our core we are about people. Our IKEA values clearly tell us that leadership is taking action and standing up for what we believe in. When we say we want to create a better everyday life for the many people, it’s not just the people who work for us and our customers – it is society.

We are proud to stand with the many companies and LGBT+ allies on this important issue, and we hope the Supreme Court will rule favorably on this protection.

Javier Quiñones
IKEA Retail U.S. President


About IKEA
Since its 1943 founding in Sweden, IKEA has offered home furnishings of good design and function at affordable prices. Ingka Group, a strategic partner and the largest franchisee of the IKEA franchisee system operates 367 IKEA stores and touchpoints in 30 countries, including 48 in the U.S. During the past year, 160,000 co-workers welcomed 838 million visits to IKEA stores and more than 2.35 billion visits to IKEA.com.

For more information see IKEA-USA.com, @IKEAUSANews, @IKEAUSA or IKEAUSA on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Pinterest.