Since President Trump’s victory corporate America’s had a vibe shift—and it’s long overdue.
DEI quotas: getting rolled back.
Debanking: facing real pushback.
Companies are waking up and getting back to business.
J.P. Morgan Chase and Citigroup say “no” to politicized debanking. Target and IBM are backing off DEI. Even BlackRock, the ESG poster child, is rethinking its stance on energy and opening the door to conservative engagement.
This is why elections matter. But what we do after elections matters even more. DEI and ESG aren’t dead, but they are reeling.
So, here’s the call: If you’re a shareholder, speak up. Push for neutrality, push for accountability, and push for a market that works for everyone, not just the activists.
I’m Jerry Bowyer.

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