Apparently, no one outpressures kids like the Hut.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with The Point.

Recently, Pizza Hut is part of their Book It Reading program, highlighted books that promote LGBTQ ideology to children.

For example, Bigwig is a book about cross-dressing aimed explicitly at pre-K through third graders.

The Bookit website describes the book as quote a wonderful

read aloud that celebrates the universal childhood experience of dressing up,

acknowledging that sometimes dressing differently from what might be expected is how we

become our true and best selves. Look, there was a time when businesses just found it

wiser to remain largely worldview neutral. Now, given the pressure of

outside watchdog groups, the tyranny of social media, and what might be called the true believers

that dominate so many HR departments, companies and businesses advance ideas about good and

evil, the nature of human beings, the right way to organize society, and the ideas are bad

right now. The rise in aggressive LGBTQ propaganda through

business has been a key to the movement's dominance of our culture. Pushing back requires two

things. First, Christians called to corporate America who will reject a privatized faith.

Second, Christian consumers willing to connect their convictions with their pocketbooks.

I'm John Stone Street.