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Due to the group’s refusal to follow the LGBT plan that has enshrined the MLB, the Texas Rangers are once more the target of communist media attacks.
The Texas staff has for years chosen never to join in the team’s “pride day” battle, but kept- aircraft media outlets have targeted it every June since 2021. However, despite the growing force, the Rangers continue to support their supporters ‘ values. Corporate advertising have been reporting on the Rangers ‘ refusal to enjoy “pride day” once more at a fever this year.
The Texas Rangers are unpleasant LGBTQ+ activists because they are the only MLB team without Pride Night, according to an Associated Press article from June 24.  ,
Nearby news outlets like NBC Dallas- Fort Worth, ABC San Antonio, and NBC Houston piled on top by republishing versions of the AP content. However, their X viewers quickly corrected them, flooding the responses with Rangers help.
” I have never been more happy to be a 10th century Texan”, commented consumer” Dallas Alice”.
” The Rangers better be careful or they might chance selling fewer cards to… checks notes … double- inspections… yes, LGBTQ+ proponents”? wrote X person Dan Edmonson.  ,
Derek Holland, a former Rangers cup, also expressed his support for the group. In response to yet another popular article from ABC Dallas criticizing the group for being the “only” one without a “pride day,” Holland posted a joke featuring the group’s symbol with the message” That’s a Rangers win.”
Holland more explained his point in the responses.
” Nobody cares if you’re gay or lesbian or anything. Do n’t need a whole month to celebrate. Have a time and shift on”, he wrote. You want to honor a month for something, then honor the soldiers and our army who gave everything to make us where we are right now. True heroes”!
These agenda-driven acrobatics cause frustration in both fans and players. The majority of Americans do n’t want to be scolded while watching the game for virtue signals or the customary celebration of niche sexual behavior.
This is why “pride times” in MLB have ruined the league’s status as well as the game itself.
For example, past June, the Los Angeles Dodgers honored the sexual, pro- Christian bring team” Sisters of Eternal Indulgence” during one of these “pride nights”. When the group brought this group of men cross-dressing in derision of sisters and the Christian beliefs on the area in front of a largely clear stadium, the team received a reaction.
However, many MLB groups, like the Yankees, also practice the stance of the LGBT movement.
The New York team also has a scholarship program that awards individuals five honours each year for “demonstrating… effective aid for the LGBTQ+ society.”
In a press release announcing the award prizes earlier this month, the Yankees are an ally to the LGBTQ+ society, and Yankee Stadium will always be a place where people can feel secure and prompted to honor who they are.
But the Rangers abstaining from occasions like “pride day” sends a strong message: Never all supports this activity.
When pressed about the refusal to host a “pride day”, the Rangers issued a statement to the AP that the group hopes to” build a loving, equitable, and supportive environment for fans and employees” by making “everyone feel welcome and included in Rangers sports — in our rough, at every activity, and in all we do”.
This attitude is what the other 29 MLB teams are missing. Baseball is not about making a political statement, but about bringing fans together.  ,
Only 10 % of Americans now rate baseball as their preferred sport, according to a recent Gallup poll. This puts it in the back seat of football. If the MLB has any hope of restoring its reputation as America’s greatest pastime, it should take a page from the Rangers ‘ playbook.
The staff writer for election integrity is Logan Washburn. He graduated from Hillsdale College, served as Christopher Rufo’s editorial assistant, and has bylines in The Wall Street Journal, The Tennessean, and The Daily Caller. Logan was born and raised in Central Oregon, but now resides in rural Michigan.