Newsletter
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Greg Scott on the SPLC, the HRC, and Corporate America’s War on Children
Read More: Greg Scott on the SPLC, the HRC, and Corporate America’s War on ChildrenWashington Watch with Tony Perkins 1792 Exchange Executive Vice President Greg Scott joined Tony Perkins on Washington Watch to discuss three of the most pressing corporate accountability issues facing America today: the collapse of the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate “Equality” Index, corporate America’s role in funding a mass medical experiment on children, and the corporate…
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Banking in Good Faith
Read More: Banking in Good FaithDebanking, the practice of denying or closing financial accounts based on a customer’s political or religious views, has been a documented problem for years. Conservatives, religious organizations, and certain industries have found themselves locked out of basic financial services, with banks citing vague regulatory compliance concerns or “reputational risk” as justification. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro…
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Bowyer Research Counter-Report to Eventide on AmEx meeting and Corporate Engagement
Read More: Bowyer Research Counter-Report to Eventide on AmEx meeting and Corporate EngagementFaith-based and conservative institutions: * Do you know how your proxy votes are being cast? * Are your proxy voting guidelines genuinely consistent with your values, or are they “faith-based” in name only? At American Express’s recent annual meeting, detransitioner Soren Aldaco shared her story, and how corporate health insurance covering sex-denying interventions for minors feeds the tragedy. The event was an opportunity for faith-based,…
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Corporate Pride Pullbacks Meet GLAAD Polls: ESG/DEI Studies Deserve Skepticism Amid Replication Crisis
Read More: Corporate Pride Pullbacks Meet GLAAD Polls: ESG/DEI Studies Deserve Skepticism Amid Replication CrisisAs institutional support for ESG and DEI initiatives continues to wane, evidenced by major corporations scaling back or withdrawing sponsorship of Pride events and merchandise, advocacy groups are responding with new polls and studies claiming broad public backing. Multiple reports from 2025–2026 document sharp declines in corporate funding for Pride celebrations, with cities like San Francisco facing $200,000+ shortfalls, New York City…
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To Corporate America: Add a Carve-Out to Protect Kids
Read More: To Corporate America: Add a Carve-Out to Protect KidsFrom 1792 Exchange To the 568 Companies Covering “Transgender” Procedures for Minors Many heartbreaking stories have been recently told by young men and women who have undergone so-called “transition” procedures as minors and who are now suffering from deep regret and permanent physical and emotional damage. From Capitol Hill to corporate annual meetings, these unfortunate…
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1792 Exchange Database Update: New Joint Alliance for Corporate Social Responsibility (JAC) Citation
Read More: 1792 Exchange Database Update: New Joint Alliance for Corporate Social Responsibility (JAC) Citation1792 Exchange has added a new citation to the Corporate Bias Ratings (CBR) database for the Joint Alliance for Corporate Social Responsibility (JAC), now flagging 33 companies including AT&T and Verizon. This alliance promotes the “sustainable transformation of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) supply chain” by advancing corporate social responsibility initiatives and sharing resources and best practices…
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Nebraska Rejects Proxy Abstention, Embraces Fiduciary Voting
Read More: Nebraska Rejects Proxy Abstention, Embraces Fiduciary VotingThe state of Nebraska recently revised its approach to proxy voting after recognizing that a policy of automatic abstention was not neutral, but instead an abdication of fiduciary duty. Informed trustees and officials highlighted that abstaining reduces the total number of votes cast, effectively amplifying the influence of whatever position already holds majority support, which is…
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SPLC Head Doubles Down On Smearing Charlie Kirk, TPUSA
Read More: SPLC Head Doubles Down On Smearing Charlie Kirk, TPUSAThe SPLC’s “Year in Hate” report for 2025, released Tuesday, also described TPUSA as part of the “hard right” infiltrating college campuses. “Turning Point is a large, well-funded, and politically well-connected group within the hard right that brings bigoted speakers and professional provocateurs to college campuses,” the SPLC wrote. Fair’s group also faced backlash on Monday…
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Benevity and Southern Poverty Law Center
Read More: Benevity and Southern Poverty Law CenterWhat Is Benevity? Benevity is one of the largest corporate charitable giving platforms in the world, facilitating billions of dollars in employee donations and matching gifts annually. 1792 Exchange has identified more than 250 major companies with Benevity portals, including more than 200 Fortune 1000 corporations. Because of its scale, Benevity’s eligibility criteria function as…