Posted on 10/18/2019 3:44:49 PM PDT by Ennis85
Kellogg's has launched an LGBTQ-themed cereal — "All Together" — to promote diversity and acceptance "no matter who you love."
The $19.99 special edition box includes six individual packages, each of which contains Corn Flakes, Froot Loops, Frosted Flakes, Frosted Mini Wheats, Raisin Bran, and Rice Krispies.
The company said "All Together" is "a symbol of acceptance no matter how you look, where you're from or who you love."
Kellogg's also noted that it became an official partner of GLAAD to celebrate Spirit Day, "the largest most visible anti-bullying campaign in the world where millions wear purple to stand up against bullying, and to support a more accepting world for LGBTQ youth."
In addition, the brand said it's donating $50,000 to GLAAD to support its anti-bullying and LGBTQ advocacy work.
The company's chief diversity officer, Priscilla Koranteng, told Pink News UK that it's "firmly committed to equality and inclusion in the workplace, marketplace, and in the communities where we work and live. We have long been allies and supporters of LGBTQ employees, their families, and the community ... and the company continues to welcome everyone to the table."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i71O0hAiVSs
Fruit loops and Raisin Bran should cover it. OK some Cocoa Puffs too
Diversity and togetherness means EVERYBODY you twits - including white males and Christians and capitalists.
“Up comes breakfast”
Kelloggs is disgusting! LGBTQ are people doing something wrong. It is not right to service them.
Time to write Kellogg’s a letter telling them we won’t buy their brand any more.
It’s all junk anyway.
You can get their address and the addresses of a great many other companies from this terrific little book, How To Drag The Media Back To The Mainstream. Written by David Lyday, a retired media exec. And my brother-in—law.
It’s on Amazon. $3.95 for a ebook
Because SO many marketing studies have come back showing, “Gee, there’s just not enough gay cereal out there!”
???
The old Soviet Union had 69 years to mold people into perfect Socialist citizens. They were not afraid to use force to make sure everyone thought the way they wanted them to think and those brave enough to resist paid a price.
In some ways the United States is going through something similar. The left have managed to gain control of our media, education and entertainment industry and are force feeding us their beliefs. Those that resist are punished.
Political correctness is being used to shape our society in the way they define what is and is not acceptable. Environmentalism in the form of “Global Climate Change” is the way they are changing our laws and affecting our free choice on life styles.
The good news is that even with the military, secret police, fake trials, mental hospitals the Soviet Union failed.
Once the boot was taken off the neck of the people, they reverted back to their old ways and customs.
America is living through some very crazy times but it will not last.
The cereal that was made to curb masturbation, has really gone off the rails.
Tony the Tiger is a homo, who knew?
Another company for normal people to boycott.
No more kelloggs. simple as that.
Stop right there. Fruit loops and flakes- "no matter who/what you love..."
Oh, cool-I don’t eat processed food-including cereal-so now I’m protesting this hijacking of breakfast cereal by lunatics by not buying any of it-even though I never buy it anyway...
Nah no Tony the Tiger like character o the box. Just a little rainbow gerbil.
Just finished throwing out 4-boxes of different Kellogg cereals... That’ll show’em!
Chocolate puffs with little bits of corn encrusted
Like other cereal ads, will we be hearing (and seeing) the GIBLET cereal in “fun shapes and sizes” in their ads? Gee ... I hope not!
Just as well I was sticking to toast anyway.
They’re leaving out the scat fans.
Why is PETA not protesting the abuse of gerbils by the LBGTXYZ community? Also if they are so inclusive why do they exclude necrophiliacs? They are coo coo for Coco Puffs.
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