Florida Extremists Hijack Christianity, American Muslims Suffer
DETROIT FREE PRESS
By Rochelle Riley, Columnist
Some Florida activists have hijacked Christianity and scared a major retailer from advertising on a reality TV show that is teaching Americans more about each other. Mind you, that show, "All-American Muslim" -- which airs, appropriately, on the Learning Channel -- was destined for controversy. But as far as Lowe's is concerned, well, I didn't really need to buy that new washer and dryer from a store that puts its politics on its sales receipts. And I'll be checking to see where else Lowe's advertises, now that I know what drives its decisions. [link]
By Rochelle Riley, Columnist
Some Florida activists have hijacked Christianity and scared a major retailer from advertising on a reality TV show that is teaching Americans more about each other. Mind you, that show, "All-American Muslim" -- which airs, appropriately, on the Learning Channel -- was destined for controversy. But as far as Lowe's is concerned, well, I didn't really need to buy that new washer and dryer from a store that puts its politics on its sales receipts. And I'll be checking to see where else Lowe's advertises, now that I know what drives its decisions. [link]
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