Last fall, Kellogg's introduced a limited edition cereal, Pride.
Iconic mascot Tony the Tiger was photographed with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney two months ago at the Tony Awards in New York.
Singer-game show host RuPaul adorned boxes of Cheez-It crackers.
It's mid-August, and after Kellogg's put out some Pop-Tarts with rainbow frosting, former White House aide Stephen Miller went cuckoo.
Miller and his group have filed a frivolous lawsuit against Kellogg's, falsely claiming (of course) that the breakfast giant is "sexualizing" children.
To borrow a line from the Fresh Prince, hmmmmmmmmm, wellllllllllllll, of course not!!
Miller, like other conservative scum, thinks Kellogg's has gone "woke", but if you ask him what "woke" means, he'll avoid answering, because, of course, he doesn't know. "Woke", to right wingers, is just a buzzword to incite their low-information base.
Note at the beginning I made reference to Pride cereal being a "limited edition" product. That means it was intended to be issued as part of a promotion. That part is lost on conservative idiots like Miller.
Here's the thing. Punks like Miller leave themselves wide open for possible defamation suits from corporations like Kellogg's, Anheuser-Busch, Mars Wrigley, et al, but the corporations, perhaps wisely, refrain from litigation, even though winning those suits would be a slam dunk. Until someone does, Miller will continue to smear cherished, iconic products, and that's a crime unto itself.
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