A recent controversy led to the resignation of Jay Katari from his positions at EqualPride. He had been a board member and strategic advisor for growth and innovation. Concern arose after his political affiliation was reported, causing unease among staff and readers.
Details about the situation are available, including information about Katari's past donations and social media activity. His resignation occurred shortly after the reports surfaced. Further information can be found through the editorial team of The Advocate, Out, and them, which published a statement on the matter.
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