The statement published to X also vowed to withhold data from the Human Rights Campaign, revoke funding from Pride festivals and focus on land conservation. These decisions are in keeping with company values, it said.
We will continue to listen to our customers and Team members,” the company wrote. “Your trust and confidence in us are of the utmost importance, and we don’t take that lightly.” The company included a tribute to the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, adding rural communities are “the backbone of our nation.”. “I hope other companies will follow their lead and totally abandon all the woke garbage that has rotted corporate America.”from conservative film producer Robby Starbuck, who repeatedly reported on Tractor Supply Company’s involvement in Pride Month and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
“I take no pleasure in doing this,” he said. “I am a Tennessean, I do not want to hurt a Tennessee company, but conservatives deserve to know that this is where their money is going.”“The DEI agenda is a destructive ideology that breeds hatred and racial division,” Sen. J.D. Vance, R-Ohio, wrote. “It has no place in our federal government or anywhere else in our society.”Jackson Walker on X at @_jlwalker_ for the latest trending national news. Have a news tip? Send it to jacwalker@sbgtv.com.