In this edition Chris Kuhlmann and Shaun Griffin examine an article written by Justin Haskins covering the work of the 1792 Exchange. They recently published a report titled, the Spotlight Report, which assesses more than 1000 companies based on their policies, practices, and other relevant criteria to determine the likelihood that a particular “company will cancel a contract or client, or boycott, divest or deny services based on the views or beliefs.’ The article is titled: These 51 big businesses target conservatives. Here's what you can do to stop them. Businesses are ranked Low Risk, Medium Risk, and High Risk.

An assessment can be read on each of the 1000 companies examined. Be sure to visit the 1792 Exchange to see for yourself where businesses you trade with rank.

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  1. Banks21 "High Risk" banks as identified by the 1792 Exchange:

  2. Ally Financial

  3. Amalgamated Bank
  4. Bank of America
  5. Berkshire Bank
  6. BMO Harris
  7. Citigroup
  8. Deutsche Bank
  9. Eastern Bank
  10. Fifth Third Bank
  11. First Republic Bank
  12. JPMorgan Chase
  13. Morgan Stanley
  14. PNC
  15. Royal Bank of Canada
  16. Scotiabank
  17. TD Bank
  18. Bancorp
  19. Trillium Asset Management
  20. Truist
  21. US Bank
  22. Wells Fargo

  23. TransportationFive large transportation companies fall into its "High Risk" category. They tend to engaged in left-wing activism and even promoted partisan legislation.

  24. Alaska Airlines

  25. American Airlines
  26. Southwest Airlines
  27. United Airlines
  28. XPO Logistics

  29. Retail GiantsThe 1792 Exchange labeled 15 large businesses in the "Retailing" industry as "High Risk" companies, including popular brick-and-mortar stores

  30. Best Buy

  31. Home Depot
  32. Kohl’s, Lululemon
  33. Macy’s
  34. Madewell
  35. Target
  36. Walmart

Online "High Risk"

  • Alibaba
  • Amazon
  • Chewy
  • eBay
  • Etsy
  • Shopify
  • Warby Parker

  • Food and Beverage Companies10 Large "High Risk"

  • Altria

  • Ben & Jerry’s
  • Cargill
  • Coca-Cola
  • HelloFresh
  • Kellogg’s
  • McDonald’s
  • PepsiCo
  • Starbucks
  • JM Smucker Company

Company with the most radical practices by far - Ben & Jerry’s.

  • Promoted "Defund the Police" campaigns
  • Opposed legislation meant to limit election fraud
  • Said the criminal justice system "must be dismantled"
  • Openly advocates for pro-abortion policies

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100 additional "High Risk" companies

  • Alphabet (the owners of Google)
  • Disney
  • Apple

How can conservatives push back against these businesses? Chris and Shaun recommend this first one, Justin Haskins suggests four strong actions each citizen can take.

PRAY

Find scripture that addresses the issue the business is working against and pray the scripture. Believe God to show the owners, leadership and personnel the truth about the issue and abandon it as their cause. Believe God to make a hear you and make a difference.

SHARE DISCRIMINATION INSTANCES

The first step is to share instances of discrimination and reports like the one produced by the 1792 Exchange with like-minded friends and family.

Bank of America and its CEO, Brian Moynihan, (many of the other banks) assigned a "High Risk" score are some of the biggest supporters of ESG (Environmental, Social Governance), a socio-economic strategy promoted by the World Economic Forum we believe will be the foundation for the future Beast System which will control all commerce and individual purchases.

SWITCH

Identify companies offering similar products and services to those offered by businesses practicing this type of discrimination and switch, whenever, wherever possible. When switching products or services, be sure to notify both the business you’re leaving and the new, non-discriminatory business what you’re doing and why the change.

LETTER

NO good alternatives? Send a letter to businesses engaging in discrimination to notify them you’re considering leaving because of their discriminatory practices. Companies don’t often receive letters like these, so they do have an impact.

LAWMAKERS (another letter?)

“Conservative lawmakers need to prioritize policies that reject ESG social credit scores and other systematic attempts meant to coerce companies into embracing leftist causes. The legislation proposed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis proposed legislation in Feb limiting the use of ESG scores in banking – great place to start.“

Visit 1792Exchange.com to get an education

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