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THIS CHEERS COMMERCIAL FEATURG A GAY COUPLE AND THEIR ADOPTED DGHTER IS ADORABLE
Over the past few years, General Mills has posned self as somethg like the anti-Chick-fil-A, celebratg LGBT pri and vehemently opposg Mnota’s proposed gay marriage ban. If you’re a food pany and you haven’t ma an adorable ad featurg a gay uple wh their children, you’re jt another face the pro-gay rporate crowd. Luckily, General Mills has now cid to get wh the program, releasg a mercial wh a gay uple, their adopted dghter, and a bowl of Cheers.
Jonathan is absolutely right about that: The primary disadvantage that the children of gay parents face is the shame foisted upon them by nservativ.
HRC noted that General Mills has nsistently polled atop of s Corporate Equaly Inx (CEI), the “natnal benchmarkg tool on rporate polici and practic pertent to lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and queer employe. The Human Rights Campaign is the world’s “largt natnal lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and queer civil rights anizatn” wh 3 ln supporters. As part of a mpaign Canada lled "The Cheers Effect, " General Mills is nng a mercial featurg a gay uple -- Andre and Jonathan -- and their adopted dghter, Raphaelle.