Hallmark Channel obliged, removing Zola’s ads with same-sex couples and calling them “controversial,” leading to outrage from LGBTQ groups. The group also targeted The Walt Disney Company for last year’s Toy Story 4, accusing Pixar of trying to “desensitize” children after a same-sex couple appeared for a few seconds.Īrguably the group’s most successful effort came in December last year, after it joined right-wing Catholic website Lifesite in demanding that The Hallmark Channel pull adverts from online wedding registry company Zola showing same-sex weddings. Earlier this year the group, an offshoot of the anti-LGBTQ hate group American Family Association, demanded boycotts of Disney XD’s DuckTales for featuring gay dads and Marvel’s upcoming The Eternals for containing a same-sex kiss. One Million Moms frequently makes headlines for its loud and often ineffective boycott attempts. In addition to Oreo cookies, homophobes are urged not to buy any of Mondelēz International’s other brands, including “belVita, Chips Ahoy!, Cadbury Dairy Milk, Honey Maid, Halls, Philadelphia, Ritz, Sour Patch Kids, Triscuit, Trident gum, and Wheat Thins.”
She also called working with PFLAG a “dangerous partnership,” and slammed Oreo for “supporting the homosexual agenda versus remaining neutral in the cultural war.” Even After Grindr Changed Its Data Policy, Users Are Still Being Outed
