Companies Don't Care About Being Inclusive
What we've seen in the USA is nothing but companies pandering to social movements only because they want to make money, they don't genuinely care about the movement itself. Name a movement, any single one. Women's 'rights' with baby murdering, Black Lives Matter, the 'inclusivity' movement for trans people, they all have one thing in common: A corrupted oligarchy of media businesses clamoring to outwoke each other just to sell their garbage services.
Don't get me wrong, there are some companies out there that actually have a genuine motive, but corporations like the Walt Disney Company, Google (Alphabet), Facebook don't actually care. They're trying to pander to people for a profit. There is nothing wrong with trying to get a profit, but if its hurting the bottom line you're going to see a switch up within these companies and their "values". The lifelines of a business is money and the consumers.
Young 'activists' are being fooled into this false belief that they can trust a company simply because they slap a rainbow logo on their social media profile for one month. Surely, I don't care too much about being inclusive, but some people are just so far-gone that you just have to warn them. Most won't listen and eventually the money coming in will slow down and the interest in their movement will go away. Poetic justice?
There's a misunderstanding about overall culture - just because a particular minority ethic is being shouted at top volume, doesn't mean consumers will automatically cast their monetary vote to support "the current thing". It's a very loud and obnoxious minority verses a silent majority. Businesses should go after the silent minority who are sick of all this virtue signalling and perverted morality. But instead, they fall for the trick and follow the "trend" only to discover massive loss of sales and they have to backtrack.
Remember the "inclusive" bathrooms at Target. Yeah, they're not inclusive anymore, once they saw their sales plummet.