Ford, taking an in-your-face attitude, continues its support for homosexual marriage and the homosexual agenda by making yet another contribution to a homosexual event. Meanwhile, the Ford family is at odds with one another over company's future.

Ford has given $10,000 to become a sponsor of the 2007 Out and Equal Workplace Summit to be held in Washington, DC, Sept. 27-29.

This follows our report to you just a couple weeks ago concerning Ford’s $10,000 contribution to sponsor the 2007 PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) National Convention.

While Ford is losing billions and laying off scores of thousands of their employees, the company still has money to give to help promote homosexual marriage and the homosexual lifestyle. In April, Ford sales dropped 13% over the same period in 2006. This was the 10^th month out of the last 12 (since AFA began the boycott) that Ford sales have been down.

Earlier this week, Detroit News reported that on April 21, Ford family members, including Ford chairman Bill Ford, Jr. held a "critical meeting on the company's future." As controlling shareholders, Ford family members "highlighted differences within the family." While the article didn't specifically mention the boycott and Ford's continued support for homosexual marriage, it has had a deep impact on the company.

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