The film, which features footage of the two women kissing and lying in bed together, concludes as the words “a loving world starts with a loving home” appear on the screen. “Did I do it right?” he asks as he embraces the two women with hugs. He ends up painting rainbow colors on the fence in front of the house, signaling his support of the same-sex relationship. The father warms up to his daughter’s relationship when he walks in on the two women watching home videos of his daughter eating Oreos when she was younger.
Her mother is very accepting of the relationship but her father does not appear to share her enthusiasm at first. The film features a young woman introducing her girlfriend to her parents. Kicking off the campaign, Oreo partnered with PFLAG, a national LGBT advocacy group, to create a 3-minute short film called “Proud Parent.' The film is part of the year-long Proud Parent Campaign. Last Friday, Oreo began giving away 10,000 packages of special edition #ProudParent Oreo cookies, which feature “rainbow-colored creme,” to people who share a photo on social media showing what LGBT “allyship” means to them. Oreo, the popular American cookie brand produced by Nabisco, is giving away limited-edition cookies each filled with different colors of the rainbow as part of a campaign to celebrate LGBT History Month. Oreo's limited edition rainbow cookies, created to celebrate LGBTQ+ history month.
