‘Baby It’s Cold Outside’ Banned From Cleveland Radio Station Amid ‘Me Too’

An image from a video taken on Sunday, Dec. 27, 2015, shows the central square is illuminated to mark the upcoming New Year and Orthodox Christmas celebrations in Donetsk, eastern Ukraine. AP video via AP

A radio station in Cleveland, Ohio, stopped playing “Baby It’s Cold Outside,” a song from the 1940s, amid the “Me Too” movement.

WDOK Christmas 102.1 said it pulled the song from its around-the-clock rotation of Christmas music this week after a listener complained, Fox8 reported.