With its gentler approach, FAIR drops its snarky videos aimed at LDS Church critics

They racked up more than 200,000 views, leader says, but they no longer fit the group’s “branding and direction.”

(File screenshot via YouTube) This screenshot shows Kwaku El, left, Cardon Ellis and Brad Witbeck in a skit from a FairMormon video series called "This Is the Show." The newly reminted FAIR has now removed the satirical videos.

With its gentler approach, FAIR drops its snarky videos aimed at LDS Church critics

They racked up more than 200,000 views, leader says, but they no longer fit the group’s “branding and direction.”

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