Is DEI dying? Here’s a list of companies that have rolled back their ‘enabled’ policies.
Panelists Jennifer Seay and Daniel Cameron will discuss how major companies are holding back DEI and the ‘bottom line’ of environmental, social and governance programs.
Most major U.S. corporations still have diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, but the list of companies that are lagging behind continues to grow.
Following activist pressure, a handful of organizations announced they were phasing out their DEI programs last year, and the trend continues through 2025.
Ford, Lowes, Tractor Supply Co., John Deere, Harley-Davidson and Walmart were among the major companies that backed out of their DEI pledges by 2024. (Getty Images/Reuters/Fox News)
Here’s a list of companies that have stepped up their DEI initiatives in the past year or so:
2025:
Amazon
Meta
META ends corporate DEI programs
McDonalds
2024:
American Airlines
Boeing
Brown-Forman, maker of Jack Daniel’s
Caterpillar
Ford
Ford has rolled back ‘proactive’ DE policies, joining a growing list of US companies.
Harley-Davidson
John Deere
Lowe’s
The ‘Robby Starbuck Show’ host Robbie Starbuck discusses the dangers of DEI as Lowe’s joins a growing group of corporations.
Molson Coors
Nissan
Polaris
Fox Business contributor Charles Gasparino joins ‘Varney & Co.’ to discuss his new book ‘Go Woke, Go Broke’.
Toyota
Tractor supply company
Walmart
Robbie StarbucksThe anti-vigilance activist and filmmaker, who took credit for a successful campaign to pressure companies to end DEI programs, recently said he has no plans to end his mission.
Get FOX BUSINESS on the go by clicking here
Starbucks told FOX Business last week, “We will not stop until corporate America becomes sane again and we accept corporate neutrality on divisive issues.
