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Hey Oprah, Keep Your Foreskin Off My Eyelids
Last updated on: March 13, 2015 at 4:45 pm by Tony Jones
Hey Oprah, Keep Your Foreskin Off My Eyelids 2015-03-13T16:45:41-05:00 Tony Jones
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It seems that St. Oprah is endorsing a face cream that is made from foreskins. No, this is not from The Onion:
Glen Callender and his foreskin have a bone to pick with Oprah Winfrey. The founder of the Canadian Foreskin Awareness Project has launched a protest against Winfrey, for her endorsement of SkinMedica anti-wrinkle cream…which contains HUMAN foreskins! Callender has called Winfrey a hypocrite, saying that her use of foreskin-cream habit contradicts her work speaking out against female genital mutilation.
What Winfrey describes as the “magic fountain of youth” is really a concoction containing foreskin fibroblast, skin from babies’ foreskins used to grow other skin or cells. Winfrey has endorsed SkinMedica endlessly, on her show and in print.
Parents everywhere would probably be shocked to find out that the foreskins they have removed at their child’s birth are not thrown away, but instead used for scientific purposes- or worse…sold to make face cream. Callender also brings up the point that infant boys do not have the choice whether they want to be circumcised or not, further complicating the ethical use of the foreskins.
Callender has been quoted saying “How would Oprah respond if a men’s skin cream hit the market that was produced with tissue extracted from the genitalia of little girls?” This thought may sounds extreme or shocking, but Callendar’s comparison is totally valid.
He and his supporters staged a protest a sold out appearance by Winfrey at Rogers Arena in Vancouver yesterday, urging the cultural icon to come to her senses.
via Oprah Draws Criticism for Endorsing Face Cream Made From Human Foreskins | Ecouterre.
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