The Bilerico Project | Daily experiments in LGBTQ

Over in Korea, they're not as shy about breast feeding as the prudes here in the States. This ad for Oreo cookies would never fly in America, but Nabisco Korea is still raising eyebrows in the Asian country and not for the reason you'd think. Parents are concerned about the idea of feeding a baby an Oreo cookie!

So what do you need to know today? Here you go:

• Not content with allowing Tennessee to grab the top spot for anti-gay bullying acceptance, Missouri has advanced their own version of the "Don't Say Gay" bill. This is what happens when Rick Santorum wins your primary.
• Did Barack Obama write a love poem to his male mentor? WingNut Daily has all the proof you can make up that the president is a "sexually confused individual." These folks will stop at nothing.
• Is today's Invisible Children "Cover the Night" activity meant to compete with GLSEN's Day of Silence? Given the org's rightwing religious funding and last year's "Day of Silence" held merely days after the LGBT version, many are wondering if the group isn't a front group for the religious right to battle against LGBT people and women.
• Are the secrets to understanding the American teenager contained in a huge database of text messages, photos, and IMs sent by young Texans?
• Will a professional hockey player come out within the next two years? Toronto Maple Leafs owner Brian Burke thinks there's a good chance.
• Focus on the Family has won a board hearing to put a measure on the ballot to legalize discrimination against LGBT people in Colorado. Didn't this already happen once before and the Supreme Court ruled it was unconstitutional?
• Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni denies that his country is persecuting LGBT people. In fact, there's no discrimination at all in the African nation, he says. They don't want to kill gay people with their "Kill the Gays" bill; they want to ban public kissing. That's all. Riiiiiight...