Backlash: Dodgers Remove 'Anti-Catholic Hate Group' From 'Pride Night'
The L.A. Dodgers’ attempt to jump on the "Pride Month" bandwagon by honoring a group infamous for its "anti-Catholic bigotry" backfired.
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The L.A. Dodgers’ attempt to jump on the "Pride Month" bandwagon by honoring a group infamous for its "anti-Catholic bigotry" backfired.
Here’s an idea, Dodgers president Stan Kasten: Invite the people who actually follow the tenets of Catholicism.
The Dodgers rescinded plans to honor the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence on Pride Night, only to encounter a heated backlash. "We’re not used to people going to bat for drag queens," one Sister said.
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were scheduled to receive an award at the Dodgers' Pride Night on June 16. Religious group say the Sisters "mock Christians"
A California-based drag show group that uses Catholic and Christian imagery in sexualized contexts will no longer be honored by the Los Angeles Dodgers on the team's planned Pride Night, the team announced Wednesday.