Tony The Tiger Says: 'Homosexuality: It's Gr-r-reat'
It's no joke. The fictional Tiger who has graced the boxes of Kellogg's Frosted
Flakes for over a half-century is now shilling for the radical gay agenda and
appears in a pro-homosexual ad in which he says "wear your stripes with pride."
Kellogg's global head of diversity - yes, Kellogg apparently has a "global head
of diversity" ... wonder how much the position pays - told the Free Press
that "Kellogg is firmly committed to diversity..."
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Conservative groups are taking to social media to criticize a Kellogg ad
featuring Frosted Flakes character Tony the Tiger that says, "Wear your stripes
with pride," and sponsorship of a gay pride march in Atlanta.
But others are firing back, voicing support for the Battle Creek-based cereal maker.
On its Facebook page, the American Family Association posted an image of the Kellogg ad, with the comment: "Guess who was a huge sponsor of the Atlanta Gay Pride march and festival last month? They even put an ad in the 'Pride Guide.' "
Responses to the post have been supportive of the nonprofit group and Kellogg. "I guess they just lost our business," one responder posted, while another said, "Good for them."
Mark King, global head of diversity, told the Free Press: "Kellogg is firmly committed to diversity and inclusion and puts a tremendous amount of effort toward ensuring equality through our policies, benefits and culture. We are honored to have been named a Top 50 company for Diversity by DiversityInc, and for achieving a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index.".
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But others are firing back, voicing support for the Battle Creek-based cereal maker.
On its Facebook page, the American Family Association posted an image of the Kellogg ad, with the comment: "Guess who was a huge sponsor of the Atlanta Gay Pride march and festival last month? They even put an ad in the 'Pride Guide.' "
Responses to the post have been supportive of the nonprofit group and Kellogg. "I guess they just lost our business," one responder posted, while another said, "Good for them."
Mark King, global head of diversity, told the Free Press: "Kellogg is firmly committed to diversity and inclusion and puts a tremendous amount of effort toward ensuring equality through our policies, benefits and culture. We are honored to have been named a Top 50 company for Diversity by DiversityInc, and for achieving a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index.".
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