There was no mention of LGBT people during night three of the 2020 Republican National Convention Wednesday night, not even by implication. Though an openly gay speaker was given time in the spotlight, he did not discuss equal rights for LGBT people or even mention his role as the newly appointed leader in the Trump campaign’s outreach to LGBT voters.

Last year, a woman who describes herself as “a Louisville, Kentucky photographer and private photo editor with a heart for Jesus," sued the city over its Fairness Ordinance, which prevented discrimination based on sexuality and gender identity.

Check out these small businesses to shop for unique items owned by members of the LGBT community.

Entrepreneurship runs in the Hicks family, so it was no surprise when Dennis Hicks took up soap making.

Alexandria Nalepa is tired of oppressive business models, so when she started her small business, she vowed to “do everything right.”

Lucas DeGori and Dominic Clatterbuck were inspired to create their shop after buying from small businesses for years.

Alannah Moody, much like other lockdown participants, picked up a new hobby during the pandemic: cross-stitching.

David Shaw has always enjoyed sipping tea.

Alex Mancini is tired of seeing rainbows. She realized a few years ago that there wasn’t a wide variety of LGBT-inspired products on the market that weren’t rainbow-themed and wanted to make a change for herself and for her community.

Becky Schmader’s leather goods business is uniquely tied to the LGBT community because of the art of drag. 

Georgia Lees wanted a way to show her pride in a unique way, so she asked her mother to crochet her something to honor her bisexuality. Then, the bisexual bee was born.

From inspiring apparel to sex toys and room decor, Feminist Goods Co. has all the supplies every feminist needs.

Gabriel James Theo Doster wanted a way to combine his love for art and helping others, so when a friend suggested he start a business, Doster took the idea and ran with it.

Nikki Borrego-Hogan always wanted to start a business, but had many reservations and self-doubts about making the jump into the small business lifestyle.

Celina Tran has always been a fan of literature.

Arlo West and Rosie Symes want to make life easier and more fun for LGBT people through their business Splodge. 

Monica Murray, a queer artist, specializes in celestial-themed gender-neutral jewelry options.

If you’ve been searching for an LGBT-owned CBD and Delta-8 THC business to shop for, look no further than Kayz Homegrown Blendz.

Instead of purchasing your jewelry from big-name brands, browse through Oh Golly! Designs by Polly’s Etsy shop to support an LGBT-owned business that prioritizes eco-friendly materials.

If you’re looking for a subtle way to show your pride, Pin-Ace has you covered.

Your new favorite spiritual decor is just a click away at the Off Beatnik Etsy shop. 

Bisexual Elliemay Rowena Davies is only 16 years old and owns a small business with over 1,000 followers on Instagram called Rowenclia.  

Chloe Rogerson, like many others, adopted a dog during the COVID-19 lockdown. She fell in love with her new pet, Diesel, but had trouble finding cute bandanas for him due to his large size.

Vynique Moon never intended to start a small business but after taking up crocheting during the COVID-19 quarantine, they found a new passion.

Searching for new clothes to show your pride? Look no further than Pride Out Loud Apparel.

If you’re searching for a unique gift for someone, try a custom or premade needle felted sculpture from Felted Flying Fox.