Pantene: Shampoo For Trans Kids & Their Lesbian Moms ... According to OMM

Monica Cole, leader of the Hate Group One Million Moms—which has just 93,000 Facebook followers so math is obviously not their strong suit—is coming for Pantene, and Procter and Gamble:

“Pantene just released an online commercial that has resulted in backlash from Christians and non-Christians alike. Sawyer, a transgender girl, and Sawyer’s two moms are featured in the latest Pantene ad, which glamorizes the LGBTQ lifestyle.”

Wait. Shampoo is glamorous? I’m clearly doing it wrong, but I digress …

“Just be yourself and don’t let anybody tell you who you are” is one of the extremely misleading taglines from the new Pantene ad. A feel-good nod to those who falsely believe gender can be chosen, the tagline sadly goes against the biblical truth that God created us and decided who we were before forming us in our mothers’ wombs.”

And stop. Any educated person, clearly not Monica Cole, knows that trans people don’t ‘choose’ their gender; their choose to live life in accordance with their gender identity, but I digress again …

“The commercial is narrated almost entirely by one mom as the other mom quietly sits beside her, with a few added lines from Sawyer. But do not be deceived. Notice some of the misleading wording used within the ad to normalize the LGBTQ lifestyle.

Procter & Gamble, Pantene’s parent company, also owns several other lines of products that conservatives should avoid purchasing and supporting.

This ad is not the first time P&G has pushed the LGBTQ agenda in their commercials.

In fact, 1Million Moms has launched campaigns and voiced our concern in the past regarding P&G’s transgender Gillette ad for Father’s Day, as well as their lesbian Head & Shoulders ad for prom.”

Trans Gillette and Lesbian Head & Shoulders? Where do I buy those products, cuz I just thought it was razors and shaving cream and shampoo for all people, but, again, digress …

“We wanted to let you know that, once again, P&G has decided to cater to homosexuals and their sinful lifestyle choice.”

Huh. I thought P&G catered to anybody who wants to buy their products. I didn’t get the memo about the Gays Only P&G.

One Million 93,000 Moms wants y’all to buy store brands because no store brand is LGBTQ+-friendly or supports liberal causes, right?

Again, I thought it was just shampoo.

Another Step

Procter & Gamble, the world's largest consumer products maker, has amended its anti-discrimination policy to include gender identity and expression. The policy was recently amended to read:

"We at P&G recognize the power that comes from people of diverse backgrounds and experiences coming together around a common goal. Our policy forbids any discrimination, harassment or intimidation because of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, citizenship, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability or other non-job-related personal characteristic. Employees are encouraged to bring questions or concerns in this area to their management. Strict disciplinary action for violations of this policy will be taken, including termination of employment."

Procter & Gamble, which makes such brands as Bounty, Crest and Pampers, earned an 85 in the Human Rights Campaign's 2008 Buyer's Guide, which assigns scores to companies based on their support for the LGBT community.

Good for you, Procter & Gamble. Set the standard for non-discrimination.

Are you listening WalMart?