We couldn't leave the Christmas songs alone, could we? Recently, a few radio stations have refused to play the song "Baby, It's Cold Outside" because of how "extra sensitive" our culture is. First of all, this song was written 70 years ago. Context is key. Years before the song made its debut in the film "Neptune's Daughter" and won the best original song Oscar as a result, Frank Loesser wrote "Baby, It's Cold Outside" for himself and his wife to sing at parties. Second, remember that society was much different in the 1940s...
