The attack on American civilization works in four stages. Moonbattery (1) infiltrates an institution, (2) subverts it, (3) reduces it to something contemptible, and finally (4) destroys it completely.

Corporate America is at Stage 3. Try not to grind your teeth as Allstate CEO Tom Wilson, looking like a woke corporate weenie straight from central casting, reacts to the latest Muslim terror attack by piously chiding America for being addicted to “divisiveness and negativity” and for not accepting the “imperfections and differences” of people like Shamsud-Din Jabbar:

Unsurprisingly,

Allstate previously triumphed their advocacy for DEI policies in a year end report, boasting about how the company employed a declining number of white men.

It would be hard to boycott all of them. But wherever there is a viable nonwoke option, take it.

On a tip from Wiggins.

Walmart has joined the rapidly expanding list of companies no longer willing to subjugate sound business practice to the promotion of DEI/LGBT ideology. Leftists are responding predictably:

The Roebuck group is made up of activists, faith leaders and community members, it said in a news release, where it urged Alabamians to stop spending money at the store on Friday.

“We as community members recognize the power of our dollars,” the organizers wrote. “By choosing where it’s spent, a clear message is sent that corporations must prioritize supporting and uplifting minority communities.”

That is, corporations must devote their businesses not to making a profit by serving the population in general but to bestowing privilege upon politically favored communities at the expense of everyone else or they will be punished by thugs with bullhorns leading mobs of moonbats.

Fortunately, the dollars of regular Americans have power too.

On a tip from Steve T.

Lately, it has seemed that big corporations care more about ramming moonbattery down our throats than they do about the bottom line. But it just requires pushback to get them back on a sane course:

Walmart is making a slate of changes to its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies, becoming the latest in a growing list of major corporations to halt the so-called “woke” initiatives.

Once again, Robby Starbuck took point:

No more shoving LGBT products at children. No more grants for community events intended to expose kids to sexual depravity. No more kneeling in obeisance to LGBT militants by participating in the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index. No more “LatinX” or even “DEI” in official communications. No more using suppliers that discriminate in the name of “diversity.” No more race-based financing eligibility. No more racial equity brainwashing through the Racial Equity Institute.

Corporate neutrality makes perfect sense from a business perspective. It is not too much to demand.

Walmart clarified that these changes have been in the works for a few years and were not a result of the conversation with Starbuck.

Whatever. So long as the changes get made.

Add Walmart to the list, along with John Deere, Tractor Supply, Harley-Davidson, Jack Daniels, Lowe’s, and Molson Coors.

It once would have been unthinkable, but belligerently woke Amazon and Target could be next.

On a tip from DCGere. More at Daily Wire.

By now you have probably seen the creepy and repulsive new Jaguar ad, which has everything to do with moonbattery but nothing to do with cars:

The New York Post puts it in context:

Critics are calling the flop “Bud Light 2.0” after a video resurfaced of the company’s brand strategy director boasting about implementing DEI programs and policies at the company — like gender transitioning at work.

Bud Light lost $billions in market share by shoving Dylan Mulvaney in customers’ faces.

Speaking at an LGBTQ awards show last month, Jaguar’s head of brand strategy Santino Pietrosanti pulled back the curtain on the company’s changing culture — and bragged about implementing a woke agenda in the workplace.

One of the initiatives he boasted of is entitled, “Neurodiversity Matters.” “Neurodiversity” literally means “insanity.” The euphemism is used to destigmatize (i.e., promote) it.

Speaking of insanity:

The company has since hit pause on introducing any new models until 2026 while it gears up to relaunch as an all-electric brand — despite declining demand for such vehicles.

Meanwhile, this is the kind of ad Bud Light is running now in a desperate attempt to keep the brand alive:

We can look forward to something analogous from Jaguar within 2 years — assuming the company survives that long.

On tips from ABC of the ANC.

We are used to Target ham-fistedly promoting moonbattery. The chain has lost $billions by pushing LGBTism even at innocent children. But Target’s Culture War stance may have taken a turn:

In 2011, Forbes published an article that included Target on the list of companies that had faced “a great deal of negative media coverage and consumer rejection” for “taking the word Christmas out of their advertising campaigns.”

Customers do not appreciate woke Scrooges at Target or elsewhere:

Lowe’s, Home Depot, Sears, Walmart, Target, Best Buy and GAP have all felt the wrath of believers when they abandoned Christmas for more generic wishes like “happy holidays.”

As far as Target is concerned, the War on Christmas appears to be over:

“How dare we speak Merry Christmas!” the witchlike Kamala Harris infamously shrieked. Her evil screams now fall on deaf ears.

Few people were ever wicked enough to be genuine moonbats. Most seeming liberals just let themselves be carried by what they regard as the prevailing winds. Democrats’ neo-Marxist ideology was always a poor fit for corporate America, yet it went along, even destroying brands like Bud Light out of sheer moonbattery. Now the winds are shifting, as Trump’s victory attests.

On a tip from ABC of the ANC.