It’s been, what, a few days since Media Research Center director of media analysis Tim Graham’s last anti-gay freakout? So we were due for another one.
This time, Graham’s anti-gay ire du jour is directed at Google for including a same-sex couple in its Valentine’s Day doodle, and at the Washington Post for reporting it. Oddly, Graham seemed to be more offended by the same-sex couple illustration than he was of the doodles of interspecies love. Still, he sneered: “Gay advocates would likely claim that the cartoon before the end is awfully ‘heteronormative.’ Perhaps they’ll complain that they don’t like to be compared to love between an astronaut and a space alien.”
The Post drew further ire from Graham because “below a photo of Shirley and Arthur Siden on their 70th wedding anniversary, is a photo of a carving in a tree in Rock Creek park saying ‘TED N DARYL,'” as well as “a photo of two black men embracing.”