Usage of the acronym “DEI” in Fortune 100 company reports had the steepest decline between 2024 and 2025, decreasing by 98%, while each individual term also declined significantly: Mentions of ...

Trump’s tariffs, immigration, and anti-DEI policies have shaken CEO confidence by 26 points, yet most U.S. business leaders ...

According to the UK Pride Organisers Network, 75 per cent of Pride events this year have reported a drop in corporate sponsorship. Meanwhile, data from Onclusive shows that brand and sponsor mentions ...

Consumers’ Research is directing its tens of thousands of members to call the corporate offices of these five firms to “demand they stop pushing discriminatory DEI programs.” ...

But now, a new study, according to USA Today, shows that corporate DEI rollbacks in 2025 might be slowing down. And the reason goes beyond politics. A Slowdown After The Backlash.

Their sales took a noticeable decline after dropping their DEI programming. As spotted on Daily KOS the national retailer experienced a noticeable drop of 3.8% in sales, both in store and online ...

After announcing a rollback of DEI initiatives in January, a boycott of the retailer has led to a decline in sales and foot traffic, impacting the company's bottom line. Panama Jackson May 22, 2025 ...

But DEI goes beyond corporate policy. At its core, it’s about expanding access to opportunities for groups historically excluded from full participation in American life.

A new analysis from Gravity Research found corporate engagement on Juneteenth plummeted this year. The number of Juneteenth posts decreased by 50% from 2024, from 32 to 16. That decline followed a ...

By 2021, corporate America was hitting Peak DEI, and Byrdsong Williams was fielding weekly calls or emails from recruiters. “My inbox was completely on fire,” she recalls. Today, it’s in a ...

He noted a “steep decline” in corporate funding: $1.3 million last year versus $683,000 this year. For June events, the group overall raised more than $1.3 million.

The People’s Union is urging a nationwide boycott of McDonald’s starting June 24, citing rollbacks to diversity efforts and other grievances tied to the fast-food giant’s business practices.