Full article at: Corporate America Jumped Off The Woke Wagon… | World Events and the Bible
Have you noticed, the radical “woke” agenda has taken a step back. A big step back. I mean, it’s all you used to hear about. Now, you’re hearing about it, but a lot less. To me, the whole Bud Light tranny beer stunt was the last draw for many. I mean, Bud Light’s message was…
4 Likes
Yes, I am noticing it. I just saw where Governor 'Sanders of Arkansas signed a bill banning
all government employees from using Idiotic woke wordage. Saying that Arkansas rejects such non sense. Way to go Sarah 
Yes I have noticed. I just saw where Sarah Sanders, Govenor of Arkansas just signed a bill banning woke wordage and terminology. Referring to it as nonsense. I think people have had a belly full and are speaking up.
I think if we use money as a tool (and not just something valuable to hold in great quantities), then we can use this tool to support morals and good by our spending choices. The Bud incident is proof.
Ahh yes baby!
More and more, the big boys are finding out their globalists DEI plans have faltered and failed. It’s racism plain and simple. Hey, we all should have an equal footing regardless of race and so on. DEI by definition prioritizes certain races and “sexual orientations.”
I knew at the current pace, the DEI stuff could not continue to escalate.
If you learn anything in life, EVERYTHING goes in cycles. Nature, markets, everything. When one cycle peaks, it begins to decline until it cycles back up again.
Discrimination, Exclusion and Indoctrination. 
No more DEI just move to Mexico.
Lay off Americans and hire Pedro.
This is what should be illegal, or a tariff put on those goods brought here or anywhere else. Same with China. Bring the cost of the goods up to that of American made by the tariff and use the money to pay off the debt.
If these items are not manufactured anywhere in the US, then start a company that will. If we can help the solar company rip off, we can help a legit company to keep Americans working.
Don’t complain about your hourly wage when you want a $10 haircut or a $5 shirt. It works both ways.