Michelle Malkin is investigating the unfolding story of Kevin Jennings and the wretched handouts and “fisting” kits given to children at his conferences. Malkin contacted East Kodak regarding their sponsorship of GLSEN. Full story here:
Yesterday, I printed a list of sponsor companies and foundations that fund GLSEN, the radical gay rights group founded by Obama safe schools czar Kevin Jennings.
The full list is here.
A reader wrote to GLSEN sponsor Eastman Kodak about the group’s not-safe-for-school reading list and other explicit, extra-curricular activities. This is the response Eastman Kodak sent in reply:
Eastman Kodak Company is proud of its sponsorship of the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN). Our support of this educational not-for-profit organization clearly reflects the five Kodak Values:
* Respect for the Dignity of the Individual
* Uncompromising Integrity
* Trust
* Credibility
* Continuous Improvement and Personal RenewalWhen Kodak supports entities such as GLSEN, we demonstrate our commitment to honoring diversity, fostering community, and valuing each and every individual.
I am very proud to work for a company that embraces diversity and respect for individuals. We truly regret that these values offend you.
Sincerely,
Deborah A. Shuryn
Senior Customer Relations Specialist
Worldwide Customer CareEastman Kodak Company
343 State St
Rochester, NY 14650-0944CustomerRelations@kodak.com
www.kodak.com
Question: Where do “Fisting Kits” and dental dams for children fit into the Kodak Values system?
Source: MassNews.com
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