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Announcing the release of the 2022 Investor Value Voter Guide!

Looking for an easy and effective way to push back against woke corporations? Vote your proxies for any investments you own. FEP has provided this guide to advise you which fights are worth fighting this year. DOWNLOAD AS A PDF

Do you want to join the fight to oppose wokeness in Corporate America?
FEP tells you how you can help, whether or not you own stock. LEARN MORE

NEW YORK TIMES CHAIRMAN’S VIEWPOINT RESPONSE ‘JUST AS FRAUDULENT AS THE PAPER ITSELF’

“The New York Times Company sees itself as the ministry of truth and makes an intentional effort to hide behind a veil of neutrality and objectivity,” says FEP’s Ethan Peck.
“All we asked of the board was to be transparent about its obvious biases with the shareholders paying their checks. Evidently, that was too much to ask of them.” READ MORE

INVESTORS DENOUNCE LEVI STRAUSS CEO CHIP BERGH FOR ‘PARTISAN TOXICITY’

At the Levi Strauss & Co shareholder meeting, FEP blasted Levi’s CEO Chip Bergh for his unflinchingly leftist policies — discriminatory hiring practices, firing an executive for opinions he didn’t like, opposing election integrity efforts and more. READ MORE

BANK OF AMERICA, CITIGROUP SLAMMED FOR DISCRIMINATORY POLICIES

Both Bank of America and Citigroup, Inc have been discriminating against employees who don’t meet their definition of “diverse.”
We called out both companies as we presented proposals at their annual shareholder meetings. READ MORE

GOLDMAN SACHS, PFIZER AND JOHNSON & JOHNSON HELD ACCOUNTABLE BY SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISTS

We presented proposals at the Goldman Sachs, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson annual shareholder meetings, holding them accountable on left-wing spending and discriminatory “equity” policies. READ MORE

U.S. BANCORP SUPPORTS GROUP THAT WANTS TEACHERS TO DISCUSS SEX WITH KINDERGARTENERS

When we confronted him, U.S. Bank CEO Andy Cecere doubled down on the company’s sponsorship of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), a group which has vocally opposed a Florida anti-grooming law that protects young students from inappropriate sexual discussions within the classroom. READ MORE

DISNEY, FLORIDA, AND THE FOLLY OF SPECIAL BUSINESS EXEMPTIONS

Before Florida Gov. DeSantis cut off Disney’s special business exemptions, FEP Director Scott Shepard explained why such privileges are a bad idea in the first place. READ MORE

MORE FROM THE FREE ENTERPRISE PROJECT

  • RAYTHEON DOUBLES DOWN ON WOKE POLICIES
  • SEC: SEVERELY ETHICALLY COMPROMISED
  • WRESTLE AMERICAN CORPORATIONS BACK TO NEUTRAL,’ SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISTS ADVISE
  • TWITTER’S TECHNOCRAT CEO PARAG AGRAWAL EXPANDED DORSEY-ERA CENSORSHIP
  • JPMORGAN’S LATEST WOKE AGENDA
  • LEFTISTS BELIEVE DEMOCRACY DIES IN DARKNESS ONLY WHEN “THEY’RE THE ONES HOLDING THE SHADES,” FEP’S SCOTT SHEPARD TELLS OANN’S DAN BALL
  • HRC’S EQUALITY ACT BLUFF
  • ULTRA-WOKE CEO CHIP BERGH TURNED LEVI’S INTO A LEFTIST THINK TANK
  • IT’S TIME TO SEND COKE CEO JAMES QUINCEY PACKING
  • REVOKING DISNEY’S SPECIAL STATUS IN FLORIDA COULD SET AN EXAMPLE
  • “VOTE THE CRONIES OFF CORPORATE BOARDS,” SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISTS ADVISE
  • ELON MUSK RESTORES HOPE TO FREE SPEECH
  • STAKEHOLDER CAPITALISM SERVES THE PERSONAL POLICY PREFERENCES OF CEOS

COMMENTARIES BY FEP DIRECTOR
SCOTT SHEPARD

  • WORKING TOGETHER TO SAVE CORPORATE AMERICA FROM ITSELF
  • UNIONIZATION IN THE TIME OF AUTOMATION
  • JAMIE DIMON, JPMORGAN, AND THE AUTHORITARIAN IMPULSE
  • STAKEHOLDER CAPITALISM: NEITHER CAPITALISM NOR FOR STAKEHOLDERS
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Author: The National Center