Every change to the Organized campaigns against corporate DEI programs scale up page: what changed, when it went live, and how it was reviewed.
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Before “date: "2023"”
After “date: "2024-08"”
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Before “From mid-2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck target individual firms”
After “By August 2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck have targeted individual firms”
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BeforeSocial media campaigns and shareholder proposals press companies to end diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The Supreme Court's June 2023 ruling on race-conscious college admissions does not apply to private employers, but opponents of corporate DEI programs invoke it in pressing companies to change course, and the 2023 proxy season sees a marked rise in shareholder proposals opposing such programs. From mid-2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck target individual firms including Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley-Davidson, and Lowe's, several of which announce …
AfterBy August 2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck have targeted individual firms including Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley-Davidson, and Lowe's, several of which announce in the same weeks that they are scaling back diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The pressure builds on an earlier, differently shaped phase: the 2023 proxy season sees a marked rise in shareholder proposals opposing DEI initiatives, and after the Supreme Court's June 2023 ruling on race-conscious college admissions — which does not apply to private employers — opponents of corporate DEI invoke it …
Before “date: "2023"”
After “date: "2024-08"”
Why:
Before “From mid-2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck target individual firms”
After “By August 2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck have targeted individual firms”
Why:
BeforeSocial media campaigns and shareholder proposals press companies to end diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The Supreme Court's June 2023 ruling on race-conscious college admissions is subsequently cited by several companies as the stated basis for revising their own policies. From mid-2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck target individual firms including Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley-Davidson, and Lowe's, several of which announce changes to their diversity commitments.
AfterSocial media campaigns and shareholder proposals press companies to end diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The Supreme Court's June 2023 ruling on race-conscious college admissions does not apply to private employers, but opponents of corporate DEI programs invoke it in pressing companies to change course, and the 2023 proxy season sees a marked rise in shareholder proposals opposing such programs. From mid-2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck target individual firms including Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley-Davidson, and Lowe's, several of which announce …
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