10. Panera Bread

The bakery-chain supported the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force's radical "Creating Change" conference in Kansas City, Missouri in 2006, according to Americans for Truth.

9. PBS

PBS regularly features point of view documentaries exploring and celebrating LGBT culture. The company recently partnered with Logo, a channel focused on LGBT people, to air a new series devoted primarily to LGBT culture, according to Variety.

8. Google

Google promotes and encourages diversity within the company. The company has a group called the "Gayglers" for their employees to celebrate LGBT rights, lead and organize events, and network within the Google community.

7. Subway

Subway is very open about their willingness to enrich cultural diversity within the workplace. According to its YouGov BrandIndex ranking, members of the LGBT community acknowledge that willingness.

6. HBO

HBO aired thethe rookie of the year, Victor Olofsson, out with a lower-body injury, Marcus Johansson becomes fantasy viable. The Sabres will be without their young offensive gem for up to six weeks, giving Johansson an opportunity to step up. Now the Swedish centerman is making his minutes count on the second line.

He’s currently on a four-game point streak, scoring a goal and notching five assists during the streak. Johansson is also serving time on Buffalo’s top power-play unit alongside of elite scorer Jack Eichel. In Buffalo’s last game versus the Florida Panthers, Johansson registered an assist on the man advantage.

Johansson has shown his nose for the net in years past. While playing for the Capitals during the 2016-17 season he primarily received top-6 minutes. Playing alongside talented players like