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Corporate Support for A4TE: Ideological Activism and Reputational Risk
Advocates for Trans Equality (A4TE) is a transgender-rights advocacy organization dedicated to advancing the legal and political rights of transgender individuals in the United States. Formed in 2024 through the merger of the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) and the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund (TLDEF), A4TE engages in public policy advocacy, impact… read more
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Mount Sinai Backs Down. Will Corporate America?
The writing is on the wall for gender ideology and corporate America should respond. Its authorities are discredited, its sciences unfounded, and its public support dwindling — not to mention the very providers who push sex-denying procedures on minors are now being held accountable for the experiment they’ve been running. Mount Sinai Health System is… read more
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Starbucks and the Rising Cost of DEI
Starbucks becomes the latest example of the legal and financial liability of DEI governance policies after settling its civil rights lawsuit with the state of Florida. The settlement came with the agreement to pay the state $1 million and commit to complying with the state’s civil rights laws. The suit claimed that the company paid… read more
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What Your Company’s Pride Sponsorship Supports
Many Americans are asking why corporations continue to fund LGBTQ Pride events that include programming or vendors that most can agree are seen as inappropriate for children. At certain events, attendees may encounter nightclubs, alcohol brands, cannabis dispensaries, or drag performances that often contain sexually suggestive elements. Many families would not ordinarily choose to expose… read more
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Companies Reviewing GLP-1 Coverage Should Also Review Transgender Healthcare Coverage
According to reports earlier this month, Starbucks is ending GLP-1 coverage for its employees. Under its new healthcare plan, Starbucks will no longer cover prescription drugs used for weight loss, but it will continue to cover comprehensive transgender healthcare interventions, including reconstructive surgical procedures and puberty blockers, for covered dependents. Employers are pulling back on GLP-1… read more
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DOJ Sides With Insurer That Won’t Cover “Transition” Surgery for Minor
On July 13, 2026, the Department of Justice urged the Ninth Circuit to reverse a ruling that had ordered Premera Blue Cross to cover chest surgery for a young girl. The Justice Department’s brief argues the exclusion is not sex discrimination but a “sensible policy … rooted in biological reality, developmental psychology, and medical diagnosis.”… read more
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1792 Exchange applauds the meaningful progress at Charles Schwab
Inspire Investing deserves strong credit for years of dedicated corporate engagement and a broader commitment to policies that advance human dignity, viewpoint diversity, and long-term shareholder value. Inspire began engaging Schwab in 2023, constructively raising key issues around political neutrality, employee benefits, and workplace culture. Their persistence helped bring these matters forward and supported productive,… read more
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States Sue World Association for Transgender Health
The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) is, on its face, an association of clinicians who produce guidance on medical interventions for those with gender dysphoria. The financial incentives underlying that guidance are worth noting. Organizations that normalize these interventions and promote their safety have a direct stake in their widespread adoption. The FTC,… read more
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Bowyer Research Counter-Report to Eventide on AmEx meeting and Corporate Engagement
Faith-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,… read more
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