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Mike Huckabee Takes on Rainbow-Colored Doritos
&#; -- Republican presidential candidateMike Huckabee has a new enemy: Doritos Rainbows.
After Frito-Lay this month said it would mail rainbow-colored Doritos chips to consumers who donate money to the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit helping the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, Huckabee went on the offense against the snack-maker.
In a letter his campaign said he sent Frito-Lay on Tuesday, Huckabee said Dan Savage, the man behind the group benefiting from the bags, has for years made “very hateful and vulgar comments toward Christians” and called “for violence and injury to people he disagrees with.”
The letter follows one four days earlier in which Huckabee first asked Frito-Lay, a subsidiary of PepsiCo that produces Doritos, to stop raising money for Savage’s project, according to Huckabee’s campaign, which said Thursday he had yet to receive a response to either one.
Huckabee and the outspoken gay rights activist and commentator, who created the It Gets Better Project, have had a stormy relationship
New 'Doritos Rainbows' to Support LGBT Community
&#; -- Starting today, rainbow-colored Doritos inspired by the LGBT Pride flag will be available to donors of the It Gets Improved Campaign, a charity that seeks to provide hope to the lesbian, homosexual, bisexual and transsexual community, snack maker Frito-Lay announced today in a news release.
The limited-edition Doritos Rainbows chips will celebrate and assist the lesbian, lgbtq+, bisexual and gender diverse community “in the boldest, most colorful way possible,” the release said.
The recent product is accessible exclusively to consumers who donate $10 or more in support to the It Gets Excel Project through Those supporters will be mailed a bag of Doritos Rainbows chips while supplies last.
The release said this is the first Doritos product in history made up of multiple, rainbow-colored Doritos chips inspired by the Pride flag.
Upon making their donations, consumers are encouraged to share messages of hope and inspiration using #BoldandBetter.
Ram Krishnan, the snack maker’s chief marketing officer, said in the release that Dorit
Doritos cuts ties with gender nonconforming influencer over posts
The company that makes Doritos cut ties with a transgender influencer after reports she posted about aggression and paedophilia.
Samantha Hudson, a singer and performer from Spain, has around , Instagram followers and was part of a social media campaign for the brand.
In a remark Doritos condemned Hudson's social media posts.
But its short-lived campaign led to calls, led by right-wing activists in the US, to boycott the snack diet.
Doritos Spain, owned by American food giant Pepsico, said it had ended its relationship with the influencer.
"After the campaign started, we were made conscious of Samantha's deleted tweets from around ," the company said in a statement. "We strongly condemn words or actions that promote violence, or sexism of any kind."
As a teenager, Hudson tweeted mocking posts about rape victims and wanting to do "depraved things" to "a year-old girl", according to a report by Rolling Stone.
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Case study: Doritos
Day of the Dead
Keeping their guarantee of #PrideAllYear, Doritos Mexico released another viral video for "Day of the Dead" in
Nunca Es Tarde Para Ser Quien Eres (It's never too overdue to be who you are). A remarkable, animated story about a family visiting the graveyard - which is customary for Día de Muertos, Nov 2 - who view the ghost of Uncle Alberto and his afterlife lover Mario garnered some 15 million views in a week - even more than "The Optimal Gift".
There was a whole bunch of commotion from both LGBT+ (why wait until you are dead before coming out) and bigots with racy word jokes and the old "Get woke, move broke" comment, as adequately as people who reflect marketing and communication should always be about the product itself - quoting a popular blogger with "Doritos?" and forgetting about branding, loading a identity (value).
The Advocate: "While some have praised the commercial for connecting queer identities to cultural traditions, others have commented that there is a mixed word of only being one's true, queer self in death." Doritos Mexico res