Category: Free Enterprise Project
Supreme Court Decision on School Choice Will Foster Diversity Without Discrimination
The United States Supreme Court struck down the Blaine Amendments this week in the Carson v. Makin case. “This decision, which will enhance school-choice opportunities, is great news for anyone who genuinely seeks increased workplace diversity by legal and nondiscriminatory means,” ...
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Lawful Workplace Diversity Requires Full School Choice
Big news from the United States Supreme Court this week. No, not that news. Rather, the decision in Carson v. Makin that struck down Blaine Amendments and their progeny as violations of the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment of ...
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Too Few People Want What Joe Scarborough Is Selling
However badly the one-time pillars of the American news industry misunderstand economics, they cannot escape it. The law of supply and demand, like the gods of the copybook headings, will assert itself. This is very bad news for the industry, ...
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Corporate Media is in High Supply and Low Demand
“However badly the one-time pillars of the American news industry misunderstand economics, they cannot escape it. The law of supply and demand, like the gods of the copybook headings, will assert itself,” writes Free Enterprise Project (FEP) Director Scott Shepard in his latest commentary for ...
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American Airlines ‘Absolutely’ Considers Skin Color and Sex When Hiring Pilots
Shareholder Activists Call It “Insane” That Passenger Safety Comes Second to Woke Equity Agenda Washington, D.C. – American Airlines CEO Doug Parker today confirmed that the company “absolutely” prioritizes immutable characteristics such as skin color, sex and sexual orientation when ...
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Larry Fink Contradicts Himself at BlackRock Shareholder Meeting
“Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, appears to know that his attempt to run the American economy, and to inflict his personal preferences on society from company headquarters, are at very least too obvious. And so he has been retreating ...
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As Larry Fink Retreats Rhetorically, His Incoherence Grows Louder
Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, appears to know that his attempt to run the American economy, and to inflict his personal preferences on society from company headquarters, are at very least too obvious. And so he has been retreating ...
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Walmart and Comcast Investors Urged to Oppose Corporate Discrimination
Washington, D.C. – Investor activists with the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) urged Walmart and Comcast investors to vote for two FEP shareholder proposals addressing company policies the activists view as discriminatory. FEP will present the proposals at the respective companies’ ...
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The WEF Agenda is Antithetical to Shareholder Interests
“The odds are very good that neither you nor most American shareholders want anything to do with the future for which Schwab and the WEF are calling,” writes Free Enterprise Project (FEP) Director Scott Shepard in his latest commentary for Real Clear Markets. The column ...
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It’s Past Time for Corporations to Abandon the World Economic Forum
And so, after two years of lockdowns required them to do their plotting by Zoom, the self-appointed Masters of the Universe have met again in Davos, Switzerland, presumably in a castle shaped like the skull of a vicious animal, to ...
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