Why does Walmart support the grooming of our children?

When you think of Walmart, what is the first thing that should come to mind? That it has put all too many downtowns out of business? That it is one of the largest supporters of the Chinese economy? How about that it is one of the most prominent supporters of the grooming of our children? Bet that last one didn’t come to mind at all. But it is true.

Last updated on March 24th, 2023 at 01:12 pm

Walmart is one of the largest supporters of PFLAG, one of the most radical advocates of grooming children in the LGBT agenda. Indeed, PFLAG came out strongly against the recent Florida law that bans the indoctrination of public school children in kindergarten through third grade in the radical LGBT ideology. The organization even started a national petition opposing the law and local Florida PFLAG chapters took part in multiple demonstrations against it.

As Walmart proudly says on its web site:

“Building on a longtime relationship with PFLAG, the Walmart Foundation provided a $500,000 grant to support the organization…Founded in 1973, PFLAG is the first and largest organization dedicated to supporting, educating and advocating for LGBTQ+ people and their families.”

The Walmart web site even has link to PFLAG on it.

Walmart’s supporting an organization that advocates for the grooming of our children should come as no surprise. Indeed, the behemoth retailer has a perfect score on the 2022 Corporate Equality Index sponsored by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), another radical organization aggressively supporting the radical LGBT agenda. Indeed, HRC loudly came out against the Florida anti-grooming law and is a proud supporter of the notorious San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, which openly brags about coming after our children to indoctrinate them in the radical LGBT agenda.

What can we do to let Walmart know that we oppose its support for organizations that advocate for the grooming of our children in the LGBT agenda? Buy local at one of the family-friendly stores in your town’s downtown area. Or maybe just do without the extra made-in-China item you don’t really need.