Ask Kellogg Company to pull ads from "The Secret Life of the American Teenager'

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Ask Kellogg Company to pull ads from 'The Secret Life of the American Teenager'
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 1:22 PM
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June 23, 2009

Ask Kellogg Company to pull ads from 'The Secret Life of the American Teenager'

Dear [e-mail],

UPDATE!

Moms, thanks to your emails and phone calls, Calvin Klein has removed the threesome billboard. Your support has likely prevented this ad from being duplicated across the country.

Your efforts are making a HUGE difference!

Now we need your help again on an increasingly popular TV show titled "The Secret Life of the American Teenager." This past spring Hershey Company notified OMM and stated that they would share our comments with their Marketing Department. OMM is glad to report they did not sponsor last night's season premiere. We will continue to monitor this in the future.

Unfortunately Kellogg Company did support the season premiere of "Secret Life" with advertising dollars.

Here are a few scenes from last night's episode:
• Divorced mother finds out she is pregnant after sleeping with new boyfriend on their first date.
• Great-grandmother suggesting she is sleeping with her young driver.
• Good girl looses her virginity, tells her mom it is no big deal, and then finds out her father died in a plane crash.
• The husband of new teen mom is eager to have s*x with his new wife while she is trying to cope with her new role.
• Mocks Christianity.

The parents on this series are terrible role models for their children, and the teens have not learned a lesson from their peers unplanned pregnancy.

Take Action

Sadly, Kellogg Company is supporting the negative influence of "Secret Life" by sponsoring the series with huge advertising dollars.

Please let them know that while Kellogg's is a household name, we do not approve their financial backing of this program.

If you agree this series is inappropriate please send Kellogg Company an email letter asking them to stop sponsoring "Secret Life" through advertising.

Send Your Letter Now!

Thank you for caring enough to get involved. If you find our efforts worth supporting, would you consider making a small tax-deductible donation to help us continue?

Sincerely,

Monica Cole, Director
OneMillionMoms.com

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