Gillette ad shows transgender son's first shave, responding to a six-step LGBTQ strategy.

This is Dr. Jim Denison's The Daily Article podcast for Wednesday, May 29th, 2019.

Whenever, wherever, however it happens, your first shave is special.

This is the caption of a Facebook ad by Gillette. It

features a young person shaving while a father offers encouragement. What makes the ad unusual is

that the person is transgender. The ad has received more than a million views as of this morning.

As lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender pride month begins later this week, we can expect

many more messages like this in the media.

They are part of a strategy that has been advancing in our culture for more than three decades.

In 1987, a neuro-psychiatry researcher named Marshall Kirk and a social scientist named

Hunter Madsen using the pen name Arasties Pill, wrote an essay titled

The Overhauling of Straight America. The strategy later became a book. I encourage you to make

time to read their article in its entirety. The link is available within this daily article

on our website at dennison forum.org. The article is a fascinating and troubling window into the

LGBT movement that has swept our country in the years since its writing.

Kirk and Madsen framed a six-part strategy.

Quote, one, talk about gays and gayness as loudly and often as possible, end quote, to desensitize the public.

Quote, two, portray gays as victims, not as aggressive challengers,

in quote, leading society to assume the role of protector.

Quote, three, give protectors a just cause, in quote, such as anti-discrimination and civil rights.

Quote, 4. Make gays look good, end quote, by elevating prominent homosexuals and celebrities who endorse them. Quote 4. Make gays look good, end quote, by elevating prominent homosexuals and celebrities

who endorse them. Quote 5, make the victimizers look bad, end quote, by associating

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