The Christian moralist campaign group One Million Moms has taken issue with woke advertising for Oreo biscuits. The group writes:
Oreo and parent company, Mondelez International, have begun airing a gay pride commercial which has
absolutely nothing to do with selling cookies. Mondelez International is attempting to normalize the LGBTQ lifestyle by using their commercials, such as the most recent Oreo ad featuring a lesbian couple, to brainwash children and adults alike by
desensitizing audiences.
The ad has a daughter going home to see her family and brings her lesbian lover with her. The commercial focuses on the mother approving of her daughter's girlfriend, but the father is hesitant and has
reservations. He later has a change of heart and even displays his acceptance of her lifestyle by painting his picket fence in rainbow colors to further show his approval. The advertisement ends with: A loving world starts with a loving home. Followed
by: Show you're a proud parent #PROUDPARENT. And the final statement: In collaboration with PFLAG. Oreoproudparent.com.
PFLAG is the United States' first and largest organization uniting parents, families, and allies with people
who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer. PFLAG National is the national organization, which provides support to the PFLAG network of over 400 local chapters. Founded in New York City, New York, with their headquarters based in Washington,
D.C., PFLAG is the most visible group showing support for LGBTQ youth and acceptance of this lifestyle.
When we purchase Mondelez International products then we are helping fund and support PFLAG. In 2011, the popular snack-food
company Nabisco became known as Mondelez International. Its most popular brands in the United States are Oreo, belVita, Chips Ahoy!, Cadbury Dairy Milk, Honey Maid, Halls, Philadelphia, Ritz, Sour Patch Kids, Triscuit, Trident gum, and Wheat Thins.
2019 Canada gay drama by Rodrigue Jean just released on UK DVD
4th October 2020
The Acrobat is a 2019 Canada gay drama by Rodrigue Jean. Starring Sébastien Ricard, Yury Paulau and Victor Fomine.
There are no censorship issues with this release beyond noting that the
BBFC 18 rated film contains strong real sex.
UK: Passed 18 uncut for strong real sex, nudity:
2020 TLA Releasing R2 DVD at UK Amazon released on 28th September 2020
Promotional Material
In an American town undergoing a construction boom, a working man enters a romantic relationship with a Russian acrobat visiting an apartment. Following a trapeze accident, Micha has a
broken leg and goes around on crutches. The two men meet every night in the apartment Christophe has bought hastily. The two lovers cut themselves off from the outside world, at the heart of winter, and explore their lust without restraint. ' The
Acrobat' is a fiercly sexy drama, a no holds barred look at an unbridled animal connection between two unashamed men.
We've received complaints from some viewers about a same-sex pairing on the programme.
Our response
Strictly Come
Dancing is an inclusive show and is proud to have featured same sex dancing amongst the professional dancers in group numbers in previous series.
We have stated, in the past, that we are open to the prospect of including same sex
pairings between our celebrities and professional dancers, should the opportunity arise.
Nicola Adams requested an all-female pairing, which we are happy to facilitate. The show is first and foremost about dance, the sex of each
partner within a coupling should have no bearing on their routine.
More people are catching gonorrhea in England and Wales than ever before, official figures have revealed.
There were 70,936 cases of the sexually transmitted infection last year, the highest number since records began in 1918. It marks a 26% increase
from 2018 and 71% jump from levels seen in 2015, according to Public Health England.
Health bosses said the spike is largely being driven by gay and bisexual men, but diagnoses have also risen among women and straight males.
Experts have
blamed increasing infections on budget cuts to sexual health clinics across the country, as well as online dating apps. Apps such as Tinder, Grindr and Bumble make it relatively easy for people to meet new sexual partners, meet them quickly and move onto
someone else. This could increase the risk of catching STIs by allowing a quick turnover of partners and make people less likely to contact past partners if they're diagnosed.
Clinics dealing with restricted budgets are rather short sightedly
restricting their opening hours and, therefore, the number of patients they see. This leaves some unable to get tested or treated when they need it, leaving them at risk of infecting others while they wait for an appointment with a doctor.
The Christian moralist campaign group One Million Moms has taken issue with woke advertising for Oreo biscuits. The group writes: 
Strictly Come Dancing 
More people are catching gonorrhea in England and Wales than ever before, official figures have revealed. 
