The phrase "advocated straight" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a direct or straightforward advocacy for something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He advocated straight for the need to reform the education system."
Alternatives: "advocated directly" or "strongly advocated".
In Paris during the Second Empire (1852 70), Georges-Eugène, Baron Haussmann, became the greatest of the planners on a grand scale, advocating straight arterial boulevards, advantageous vistas, and a symmetry of squares and radiating roads.
In that way, they're kind of like Salafi Muslims, who advocate a "straight to the texts" approach and see themselves as above Islam's established legal schools.
The punk mentality is by nature countercultural -- Joe Strummer of the Clash singing of the alienation of social expectations; Minor Threat advocating a straight-edge lifestyle instead of trendy drug use; the hugely popular Fugazi playing $5 shows in dingy basements; Leftover Crack decrying homophobia in so-called anti-racist bands.
Widening his sphere of interests, Hirschfeld offered sex advice to straight couples, advocated more liberal divorce laws and birth control, collaborated on the first primitive sex-change operations, and generally acquired a reputation as the "Einstein of sex," as he was called on an American lecture tour.
Straight photography advocated a purist strain of objectivity often emphasizing underlying structure.
Andrews, taking advantage of the control offered by the edgewise system, advocated the use of the straight wire appliance (SWA) [2].
Meanwhile, President Barack Obama expressed strong support for organized labor, making it the second straight day he advocated positions that could be seen as anti-business.
Heralding a turn to the left for the United States President, Barack Obama on Friday made statements strongly in support of organized labor, the second straight day he advocated positions that could be seen as anti-business.
Nothing that sounds this dynamic should advocate for straight living, our instinct says, which makes the song's message all the stickier.
