Shifting political winds have American corporations taking a new tack to diversity goals they once broadcast.

News Is Out reports that despite some companies retracting DEI initiatives due to political pressure, many still support ...

Conservative activist Robby Starbuck was interviewed in March by Nikkei Asia. "Using DEI practices to artificially raise disadvantaged peoples... The post Shareholders of companies worth $13 trillion ...

Reynolds American Inc., the 150-year-old maker of Camel cigarettes and Vuse vapes, said it is rolling back US diversity, equity and inclusion programs, two weeks after anti-DEI crusader Robby ...

Starbuck, who had previously targeted Reynolds for its "woke policies," confirmed the changes on social media, noting that the company will now emphasize merit as its focus.

Some fear anti-DEI fervor could drive openly gay, trans and nonbinary executives back into hiding. "It’s dangerous to be who you are now.” ...

Reynolds American Inc., the 150-year-old maker of Camel cigarettes and Vuse vapes, said it is rolling back U.S. diversity, equity and inclusion programs, two weeks after anti-DEI crusader Robby ...

Under pressure from anti-DEI activist Robby Starbuck, Ford, Lowe’s and other major brands distanced themselves from the Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest LGBTQ advocacy group, and ...

ROBBY STARBUCK: We do believe in fairness. And I think that the workplace in corporate America has gotten way too partisan, way too divisive. We need to remove this stuff from corporate America.