'Woke' Kellogg's accused of sexualising breakfast
Kellogg’s has been accused of “sexualising” its products after promoting packaging featuring drag queens and celebrating Pride.
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Kellogg’s has been accused of “sexualising” its products after promoting packaging featuring drag queens and celebrating Pride.
A conservative nonprofit filed a federal civil rights complaint against Kellogg's on Wednesday, accusing the cereal brand of 'unlawful' diversity policies and 'sexualizing' its products.
America First references a photo op featuring Kellogg's brand icon Tony the Tiger (Frosted Flakes) and transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, whose work with Bud Light famously set off a conservative firestorm
Among its criticisms: Cheez-It crackers feature drag queen RuPaul and cereal boxes celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month.
America First Legal claim Kellogg's hiring, training and promotion practices are designed to achieve a balance based on race and sex that violates the federal law banning workplace bias