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Hi, I'm Jim Dennis and a Denison form, and this is the daily article for Friday, June 4th,

2021. The title is Kellogg's introduces LGBT-themed cereal for Pride Month, protecting our kids and

proclaiming our faith. Like many Americans, I grew up eating Kellogg's cereals, Apple Jacks, Frosted Flags,

fruit loops, raisin brand, and Special K were regular

parts of breakfast in my home. When our sons were children, they became as familiar with them as I was.

Their children, however, are growing up in a very different world. Kellogg's recently made this

announcement. Kellogg's company's latest collaboration with Glad unraps why boxes are for

cereal, not for people. Their statement includes the assertion. No matter who you are, who you love,

or what pronouns you use, you're too awesome to fit into a box. Kellogg's timed its announcement

to celebrate Pride Month, which CNN defines as the month, quote,

when the world's LGBT communities come together and celebrate the freedom to be themselves.

Related to this theme, the children's cartoon Rugrats is being relaunched.

This time, Betty, the mother of two of the main characters, will be portrayed as a lesbian,

single mom.

Not to be outdone, Nickelodeon is released a video by its kids program, Blues, Clues, and You

that takes place at a pride parade. It's narrated by an animated version of drag performer

and activist, Nina West. The video includes families with two moms, two dads, trans-identified members,

and ace, buy, and pan parents. One of the characters displays scars from surgery used to change

its gender from female to male. The narrator sings these words, love is love is love, you see,

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