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Hallmark Channel reverses course after yanking same-sex wedding ads, apologizes for ‘hurt’

Susan Haas, USA TODAY Comments Off on Hallmark Channel reverses course after yanking same-sex wedding ads, apologizes for ‘hurt’

Under pressure from a conservative advocacy group, The Hallmark Channel pulled ads for a wedding-planning website featuring two brides kissing.

      
Susan Haas, USA TODAY
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