Dear Nat Geo,
This is a letter to cancel my subscription to National Geographic. I do this with some reluctance as I
have long shelves filled with past Nat Geos and have long loved your
photography.
But you have joined other
institutions, individuals and publications in departing from what you are good
at in order to push radical socio-political agendas.
Granted, your magazine has
never been perfect. I’ve long
found cloying your habit of proclaiming almost every monkey skull you come
across a new discovery of Early Man.
But I’m tolerant and forbearing on my good days, so I overlooked that.
But your Gender Revolution
special issue . . . well, despite the cover, I opened the issue with an open
mind. Perhaps, it would be a
somewhat even-handed look at different views and practices concerning gender
today. That hope was immediately
dashed when the first piece was from Gloria Steinem. And the rest of the issue hardly got better.
Look, if I wanted to be
immersed in Leftist propaganda, I would subscribe to the New York Times, watch
MSNBC or enroll at the University of Michigan. That is not why I received Nat Geo nor why a lovely couple
gave me a subscription in recent years. (They concur with my cancelling it, by
the way.)
Actually, it is hard to
breathe without being bombarded with Leftist madness nowadays – and a lot of
the “Gender Revolution” is pretty much just that, the enabling and promotion of
mental illness, the exploitation of unfortunate people, even children, in order to push a radical
socio-political agenda (of which the cover of your issue is a despicable example).
With so much of such madness
about, why should I want to receive more madness from you? “Do I lack madmen?”
So do cancel my
subscription. Should the editors
receive the firing they so richly deserve, I will reconsider.
No, I am not holding my
breath on that.
Sincerely,
etc.
