In case you’re unfamiliar with the retail giant we are dealing with here, Clean & Clear is one of the world’s leading beauty product companies. As such, they typically sign gorgeous female celebrities to represent their brand. This is smart – they go with the woman whom every other woman envies, whom every other woman would give her right arm to look just like. Women don’t want to look like a man disguised as a woman. It’s as simple as that.
This is a decision which is sure to stain Clean & Clear’s squeaky-clean, all-America image. Christian-minded parents (you know, the ones who buy billions of dollars worth of these beauty products for their young girls) don’t want their adolescent daughters looking up to a girl like Jazz Jennings; a girl who has gotten rich and famous by living a life contrary to what God intended for her.
If Jazz Jennings truly believes that she is “a girl trapped in a boy’s body,” she does not deserve ridicule, but rather the psychological help and spiritual guidance that has apparently been absent in her life for a very long time. She does not belong on television screens nationwide to put progressive ideas into the minds of impressionable youth who are already struggling to find their own identities, albeit in a much more normal fashion.
Clean & Clear Launches MASSIVE Assault on Christianity - BuzzPo
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