
Lovebirds Play to Old Stereotypes by Falling in Love
The Fluffington Post has received numerous reports that two adorable lovebirds have caved to cultural typecasting by falling in love with each other. While their families are overjoyed, progressive groups are concerned about the image it projects.
“We’ve come so far in the fight to overcome stereotypes like this,” says Wynonna Jacobs, a bird rights activist. “These birds have set the movement back 5, if not 10 years.”
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