RuPaul’s bookstore excludes Christian values in the name of diversity

Washington Times Reports: Inclusivity, as defined by the “woke” left, demands embracing radical, degenerate theories about gender and sex while flatly excluding traditional, family-friendly and above all Christian ideas about sexuality. In other words, you can’t be too accepting of opposing views, because that wouldn’t be inclusive.

The best recent example of this twisted logic is presented to us courtesy of an unexpected source: drag queen RuPaul and his “bookstore for all stories.” An “all-inclusive world of book lovers,” Allstora proudly touts its LGBTQ, female and “underrepresented” authors, plus a curated collection of so-called banned books handpicked by RuPaul himself. But the bookstore’s mainstay claim to inclusivity would quickly be tested.

You see, while the online site purported to support “all” books, it didn’t mean those published by Brave Books or other Christian or conservative titles. God forbid readers find wholesome stories at an “all-inclusive” bookstore.

Inclusivity, as defined by the “woke” left, demands embracing radical, degenerate theories about gender and sex while flatly excluding traditional, family-friendly and above all Christian ideas about sexuality. In other words, you can’t be too accepting of opposing views, because that wouldn’t be inclusive.

The best recent example of this twisted logic is presented to us courtesy of an unexpected source: drag queen RuPaul and his “bookstore for all stories.” An “all-inclusive world of book lovers,” Allstora proudly touts its LGBTQ, female and “underrepresented” authors, plus a curated collection of so-called banned books handpicked by RuPaul himself. But the bookstore’s mainstay claim to inclusivity would quickly be tested.

You see, while the online site purported to support “all” books, it didn’t mean those published by Brave Books or other Christian or conservative titles. God forbid readers find wholesome stories at an “all-inclusive” bookstore.