There’s more movement to be had. 1792 Exchange has identified over 200 major companies that likely use the SPLC’s “hate list” to vet charitable recipients. Charitable providers like Benevity, which process billions in employee donations annually, use SPLC data to screen nonprofit recipients. As more and more companies back away from the SPLC, now is the moment for providers like Benevity to demonstrate leadership in forwarding the goal of political neutrality for its corporate clients. Using a “hate map” that treats TPUSA and the Klan as morally equivalent doesn’t do that.
This is an argument that companies are coming around to. Many didn’t realize the extent of the SPLC’s bias until investor coalitions urging political neutrality appeared. I recently told one company, “This probably isn’t a perspective you hear from activists. It’s a conversation that should have happened years ago. But we’re here now. So let’s have the conversation.”
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