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Homosexuality in the media (view source)
Revision as of 12:22, April 24, 2010
, 12:22, April 24, 2010→Fox News Channel and the Issue of Homosexuality
==Fox News Channel and the Issue of Homosexuality==
==Fox News Channel and the Issue of Homosexuality==
The American Family Association reported the following in regards to [[Bill O'Reilly]] who host the O'Reilly Report which is a popular program on the Fox News Channel:
The American Family Association reported the following in regards to [[Bill O'Reilly]] who host the O'Reilly Report which is a popular program on the Fox News Channel:
The attorney implies there may be another reason the popular O'Reilly wants distribution of the tape stopped -- and it has to do with image. "O'Reilly promotes himself as a [[conservative]]," DePrimo explains. "In fact, Bennett's tape shows that O'Reilly is simply another media elite who's advancing the [[Homosexual Agenda|homosexual agenda]] -- and he doesn't want to be exposed for what he is."<ref>http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/1/afa/32003a.asp</ref>}}
The attorney implies there may be another reason the popular O'Reilly wants distribution of the tape stopped -- and it has to do with image. "O'Reilly promotes himself as a [[conservative]]," DePrimo explains. "In fact, Bennett's tape shows that O'Reilly is simply another media elite who's advancing the [[Homosexual Agenda|homosexual agenda]] -- and he doesn't want to be exposed for what he is."<ref>http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/1/afa/32003a.asp</ref>}}
==Washington Times Reports American Backlash Against Media Coverage of Homosexuality==
==Washington Times Reports American Backlash Against Media Coverage of Homosexuality==
The [[Media Research Center]] reported the following regarding a 2003 news story by the [[Washington Times]]:
The [[Media Research Center]] reported the following regarding a 2003 news story by the [[Washington Times]]: