A Massachusetts-based sports website didn’t get the memo that Pride Month is over.
The New England Sports Network (NESN) provides local coverage of all Boston-area sports teams, with a heavy focus on the Bruins, Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics. During the month of June, pride-themed logos and color designs were everywhere on the company’s website, like most businesses.
But once July arrives, most companies revert back to their original designs. But not NESN. It is now July 7, and there are still pride-themed logos all over the website’s front page.
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Below are screenshots of the sections of the site dedicated to the Red Sox, Bruins, and Patriots. If you look in the top left corner of each picture, you’ll see that each team’s logo is rainbow-themed.
Not only has this website acted as a billboard for the toxic LGBT ideology, they’re extending its celebration well into the summer. This is not a mere oversight by the website manager - it is a purposeful choice to continue to send a message.
Well, here’s a message for NESN: It’s high time this company moved on from celebrating sexual perversion and got back to being a website that only covers sports.
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