One Million Moms Returns with a Holiday Message Targeting LGBT Families

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The online organization One Million Moms, known for its protests against various companies, has launched a new campaign just in time for the holidays, aiming its discontent at the beloved children’s magazine, Highlights. The group is upset over Highlights’ decision to feature same-sex families in future editions, a move that promotes inclusivity and representation for all families.

Earlier this year, a concerned parent reached out to Highlights expressing that their LGBTQ family wasn’t being depicted in “Hello,” the magazine aimed at very young children. Highlights responded thoughtfully, acknowledging that the topic of same-sex families can be new for some readers and emphasizing that parents know best when it comes to discussing such matters with their children. However, the response sparked significant backlash from certain groups, leading Highlights to commit to featuring same-sex families in upcoming issues.

Now, One Million Moms has voiced their criticism, claiming that Highlights has given in to “leftist” pressures and arguing that these families are not “normal.” They also assert that young children shouldn’t be exposed to what they deem a “sensitive topic.” The irony here is that introducing a child to a same-sex couple is as straightforward as introducing them to a beach ball—they simply don’t comprehend the complexities adults impose on relationships. In reality, there are millions of children in the U.S. being raised by LGBTQ parents—approximately 6 million, to be exact.

Interestingly, same-sex couples are statistically more likely to adopt or foster children than different-sex couples. So, those little ones they are concerned about? Many are being lovingly raised in these families. One Million Moms encourages their followers to express their outrage to Highlights, suggesting that parents may need to cancel their subscriptions over this decision. However, it’s worth noting that LGBT families are not a social issue; they are genuine families filled with love.

If One Million Moms feels compelled to boycott, that’s certainly their prerogative, but they may want to consider that they are on the wrong side of history. A quick glance at social media reveals a wave of support for Highlights, with many praising the magazine for its forward-thinking approach to representation. Comments like “I will definitely subscribe now!” and “Thanks for the heads up!” indicate that many people are thrilled about the inclusivity.

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In conclusion, while One Million Moms continues its campaign of exclusion, many are choosing to embrace love and acceptance, celebrating the diversity of families in society today.