From WSJopinion: What are we to do when there isn’t a single large corporation that markets itself as unwoke? My advice: Patronize small businesses, writes daveseminara
Lawmakers led by Mark Warner and John Thune are working on a bill to restrict or perhaps ban the social-media app. Images: Reuters/Bloomberg News Composite: Mark KellyWhy do big companies seem to be getting only more woke? It’s a question I’ve been asked frequently since I started to maintain ain April 2021.
I was frustrated that much of corporate America was fecklessly endorsing Democratic fear-mongering about a newly passed election-integrity law in Georgia—which, indeed, subsequent minority voter turnout proved to be a hysterical reaction. To my knowledge none of the organizations that joined the pressure campaign against Georgia have apologized. Most have become even more woke, inserting themselves into such issues as abortion and parental rights in education, causing my list to grow and grow.
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