Why Pride Onesies Are Wrong

Phil Klein, an open-minded man and NRO’s editor, tweeted and then wrote an opinion about clothing retailer Kohl’s producing a children’s clothing line for “Pride Month” — that 30-day festival for the state and corporate religion celebrating alternative lifestyles and queer sexual predilections.

“Why should [what a baby displays on his onesie] matter?” Phil asked. Responding to Phil yesterday, Madeleine Kearns made a fair concession regarding proportionality (graphic onesies with dopey images are small potatoes and make the complaining parties look silly) but followed that with a cogent inquiry, “Why do LGBTQ ideologues continually project their controversial adult ideas and behaviors onto children?”

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Luther Ray Abel

Luther Ray Abel is an Associate Editor for National Review. A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Luther is a proud native of Sheboygan, Wis.

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Phil Klein, an open-minded man and NRO’s editor, tweeted and then wrote an opinion about clothing retailer Kohl’s producing a children’s clothing line for “Pride Month” — that 30-day festival for the state and corporate religion celebrating alternative lifestyles and queer sexual predilections.

“Why should [what a baby displays on his onesie] matter?” Phil asked. Responding to Phil yesterday, Madeleine Kearns made a fair concession regarding proportionality (graphic onesies with dopey images are small potatoes and make the complaining parties look silly) but followed that with a cogent inquiry, “Why do LGBTQ ideologues continually project their controversial adult ideas and behaviors onto children?”