From WSJopinion: For today’s activists, good works are irrelevant without professions of faith in progressive orthodoxy, writes NicoleReneeAult
Under political pressure, the chicken chain cuts off the Salvation Army and The Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Image: Mike Stewart/Associated PressThe Salvation Army is the latest target of progressive wrath.
British pop singer Ellie Goulding threatened to cancel an appearance at the Dallas Cowboys’ Thanksgiving halftime show, which will celebrate the army’s red-kettle campaign, unless it made a “pledge or donation to the LGBTQ community.” She backed down after the Salvation Army assured her it serves needy members of that community.
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