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Classic children’s cartoon ‘Blue’s Clues’ publishes video featuring drag queen ‘Pride parade’ sing-along

Updated: June 2, 2021 at 1:57 pm EST  See Comments

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June 2, 2021 (NewsBusters) – Pride Month is upon us. And with that, an onslaught of LGBTQ propaganda from every corporation and media outlet. Unfortunately, for the children of America, classic cartoons, such as “Blue Clues” are the latest mechanism being used to target kids and snuff out their innocence.

“Blues Clues” published a video to its YouTube channel entitled “Blues Clues Pride Parade Sing- Along.” Nina West, a popular drag queen and previous contestant of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” stars as a cartoon drag queen leading all the other queer animals in song. “This family has two mommies. They love each other so proudly and they all go marching in … the … big parade,” the lyrics go. 

You children can sing along: “this family has two mommies” and “this family has two daddies” and “these babas are non-binary.” And “Ace, BI and Pan grown-ups you see can love each other so proudly.”  

Won’t it be fun to hear them chant, “This house is a family of kings and queens, they love each other so proudly.” At last,

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