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>these ads have a political agenda, every day it’s for a new LGBT program >I don't emit a judgment of value here It's Pride month, and today is literally the

>these ads have a political agenda, every day it’s for a new LGBT program >I don't emit a judgment of value here It's Pride month, and today is literally the anniversary of Stonewall. Explicitly calling saying that any content even featuring LGBT people "has a political agenda" is a value judgement, implying you think the mere existence of a minority sexual identity in content is a political statement. You wouldn't call the service advertising heterosexual romance before Valentine's day a "political statement" (and probably wouldn't think twice about it), so it's prejudicial to claim the different for LGBT content during pride.

thiht 5y ago
> It's Pride month, and today is literally the anniversary of Stonewall And not living in the US, I have no idea what Stonewall is nor that it's Pride month, nor even that Pride month is a thing (is it in France too?) > implying you think the mere existence of a minority sexual identity in content is a political statement No, I think recommending this and only this is a political statement. > so it's prejudicial to claim the different for LGBT content during pride It's literally written "LGBT" in the 1 line description of the ads I have.