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Woke companies, led by Starbucks, are covering travel expenses for employees seeking abortions or gender-affirming procedures.

Last year, Starbucks released a slick advertising campaign in India, promoting their stores as the perfect place for biological men to introduce themselves to their dads as women. Many have labelled it too woke and extremist American gender ideology.

The ticketing company Eventbrite notified Riley Gaines that she is prohibited from promoting her speech at the University of California, while at the same time the ticketing company promotes Pro-Hamas listings.

The Rainbow Excellence Awards brings together the woke organisations most committed to rainbow diversity and inclusion. Plus there are plenty of drag queens performing.

Z Energy has been caught out, indulging in virtue signalling and making misleading claims regarding its emissions reductions. Consumer NZ is taking legal action against Z Energy over misleading public messaging.

Spark NZ and One NZ (previously Vodafone) have engaged with controversial far left trans-activist Shaneel Lal in extraordinary engagements to attack women’s rights. 

BlackRock’s CEO, Larry Fink, is facing backlash over a comment admitting his company would “force behaviour’s” on “gender or race” and threatened impacts to compensation if diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) standards weren’t met.

Setting an example for the rest of us, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is targeting “woke capital” and the environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) movement. He is proposing legislation to end “ideological corporate power.”

A Mother’s Day advertisement from popular fashion brand Calvin Klein featuring a pregnant transgender man attracted a barrage of backlash.

Has bp created the most woke campaign of the year with its #IStandWithTrans campaign?