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Controversy Surrounds LA Dodgers' Re-Invitation of Anti-Catholic LGBTQ Group to Pride Night
politics3 years ago

Controversy Surrounds LA Dodgers' Re-Invitation of Anti-Catholic LGBTQ Group to Pride Night

Former Hawaii congresswoman and Fox News contributor Tulsi Gabbard criticized the Los Angeles Dodgers for re-inviting an LGBTQ+ group known for its anti-Catholic rhetoric to Pride Night, stating that it sends a message that people of faith "do not matter in this world." Gabbard also called out the hypocrisy and double standards of the Democratic Party and the "woke agenda." The Dodgers faced initial backlash for inviting the group, then removing them from the honoree list, and then re-inviting them after further backlash.

Dodgers face backlash and reversal over anti-Catholic group's invite to Pride Night.
sports3 years ago

Dodgers face backlash and reversal over anti-Catholic group's invite to Pride Night.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have faced backlash after re-inviting the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a left-wing group of "trans nuns," to its Pride Night festivities next month. The team initially faced uproar for inviting the group and then more backlash after removing them from the honoree list. After LA Pride announced it was pulling out of festivities, the Dodgers did another 180. The team's decisions on the anti-Catholic group come amid a trend of well-known companies being called out for sponsoring individuals with controversial viewpoints and lifestyles.

Dodgers face backlash over invite to anti-Catholic group for Pride Night.
society3 years ago

Dodgers face backlash over invite to anti-Catholic group for Pride Night.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have re-invited the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of "queer and trans nuns," to their Pride Night event next month after initially removing them from their honoree list due to backlash from religious groups. The team apologized for the decision and will continue to work with LGBTQ+ partners to better educate themselves and support their fans. The Dodgers' decision comes amid a trend of companies being called out for sponsoring individuals with controversial viewpoints and lifestyles.