A Minnesota business is launching a monthlong “nuclear family” celebration in June — a move organizers say is meant to highlight what they view as a traditional model of family life, and one that comes as communities across the country mark LGBTQ+ Pride Month

In a social media post, Carl’s Bakery & Coffee Shop in Granite Falls said the promotion is a response to what it describes as “perilous and tumultuous times” in the United States, citing economic concerns, distrust in institutions, a declining national birthrate, and what it sees as a breakdown in relationships between generations

“Rather than fixating on these woes, we would like to focus our attention on what we believe both nature’s law and nature’s God reveal as the primary building block for any great society: the nuclear family,” the statement said

The bakery said it’s joining “in solidarity” with supporters in Tennessee and plans to highlight what it describes as a traditional family structure[…]
The bakery plans to introduce weekly specials throughout the month of their “nuclear family” campaign