Corporate Liberalism

The left have been furiously spinning narrative in the wake of the horrific assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Much of this spin is dedicated to the negation of a transgender motive behind the shooting. In service of that narrative, CBS’s Scott MacFarlane completely misrepresented statements by Utah Governor Spencer Cox.

A common feature of legacy media coverage leading up to the 2024 presidential campaign was their collective reluctance and/or outright refusal to cover heinous crimes that reflected poorly on key Democrat policies. With the 2026 midterms over a year out, it appears that the media are reverting to form. 

In one of the clearest cases of “It’s (D)ifferent” in recent memory, we respectfully submit for your consideration the substantive contrast in interviews of Supreme Court justices by former CBS Evening News anchor Norah O’Donnell. On the one hand, her fawning over the “historic” Ketanji Brown Jackson, and on the other: her insistence that Amy Coney Barrett deliver “adequate checks”…

Over the years we’ve argued that the Spanish-language media, in addition to advocating for unrestricted immigration, profess an editorial line that is often deferential to the promotion of Mexico and Mexican interests. One story out of Chicago blends both of these corporate interests. 

With the Texas Legislature in a special midterm redistricting session that is likely to end with a gain of around 5 House seats for Republicans, you can expect the legacy media to sound all manner of alarms signifying that that is routine under Democrats is an existential threat to Democracy when Republicans do it. CBS Evening News Plus has taken an early crack at redistricting.

It’s Publication Day for the much-ballyhooed Original Sin, authored by Jake Tapper of CNN and Alex Thompson of Axios, and with it, the requisite media tour. And what sounded like an honest admission by Tapper on CBS Evening News Plus is really a searing indictment of the media’s conduct throughout the Biden years.

President Donald Trump ended federal DEI programs. Even before, companies were having second thoughts. Victoria’s Secret changed “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion” to “inclusion and belonging.” Now, even woke Disney, despite squandering 270 million shareholder dollars on a moronic new version of “Snow White,” joined the mob of companies dropping DEI programs.

ABC’s Good Morning America aired Monday possibly the most deceitful and glossy depiction of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs as “merit-based,” a continuation of the civil rights movement “levelling the playing field,” and creating “equitable outcomes.” DEI does not, they insisted, have anything to do with hurting one group of people or giving prominence to those…

Sweet Baby Inc., a video game development and consulting firm, aims to diversify the industry with more empathetic narratives. The Montreal-based company offers various services such as writing, narrative, representation, and development, aiming to make gaming experiences more engaging, fun, inclusive, and meaningful. However, some incidents involving unsavory comments by its employees and…

MRCTV/Culture's analysis of Easter candy selection at retail giants Target and Walmart revealed that the majority of products have no connection to the religious significance of the holiday. Results for "Easter candy" showed offerings mostly comprising of secular symbols like bunnies, eggs, and rainbow flowers, with only a few items symbolically relating to the religious aspect.
 

Universities are not alone among our institutions that have lost their way. How about America’s corporations, which now seem to think social justice is their job, beside efficiently delivering goods and services to the American public? In a recent panel discussion at the Bipartisan Policy Institute, Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO of JPMorgan, the nation’s largest bank, rang the alarm about the…

The ineffectiveness and unprofitability of corporate wokeism is beginning to show, and the woke leftists at CNBC gave their biased disapproval.

I always used to purchase Gillette shaving products. Gillette made products that appealed to me. When I was a boy, Gillette advertised the Friday night boxing matches. That was enough inducement for me. Perhaps Gillette also advertised the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, too, and shows about outdoor life, such as hunting and fishing. Yet, I quit them several years ago when I made an…

The Washington Post, in its usual lefty bias, ridiculously complained that the current-day advertising business doesn’t represent the LGBTQ agenda as much as it should.