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On Wednesday, CBS Mornings Plus gave a wide berth for National Urban League President Marc Morial to kvetch over Walmart announcing it’d be cutting back on its capitulation to wokeism and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs. Worse yet, CBS failed to show basic ethics by not mentioning Morial is married to CBS Saturday Morning co-host Michelle Miller.

One day after political commentator and podcast host Robby Starbuck announced that Walmart had agreed to distance itself from radical diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practices, a high-ranking Walmart executive chose to do a legacy media interview. Here’s how that went.  

Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich now makes videos, like I do. In fact, his channel, Inequality Media, is very much like Stossel TV. He also reaches people via social media platforms, gets millions of views and covers economic topics. Reich does almost exactly what I do, except ... Reich is repeatedly wrong. It’s understandable. Despite being frequently introduced as “economist Robert Reich…

Walmart has launched its new clothing collection for Pride Month but it's not a "magical" as they hope.

MRCTV/Culture's analysis of Easter candy selection at retail giants Target and Walmart revealed that the majority of products have no connection to the religious significance of the holiday. Results for "Easter candy" showed offerings mostly comprising of secular symbols like bunnies, eggs, and rainbow flowers, with only a few items symbolically relating to the religious aspect.
 

Univision added Chicago to the list of beneficiaries awarded free on-air crisis management disguised as news. Take the network's coverage of Walmart's sudden closure of four of its eight Chicago stores where a number of excuses were given, except for the real one: the city's rampant and uncontrolled crime.

Appearing on Sunday's Fox & Friends Weekend, former Walmart CEO Bill Simon warned consumers that massive layoffs combined with the disastrous inflation crisis hurts “100 percent of the population.”

On Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that CVS, Walmart, Walgreens and Rite Aid are all experiencing a surge in the purchase of Plan B pills. Three of those companies are rationing the over-the-counter drugs either in store, online, or both. 

Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart joined MSNBC’s The 11th Hour on Friday night to discuss gun control and why such efforts appear to be going nowhere. For Capehart, the answer is that not enough Republicans are willing to buck the NRA, which is allegedly fearmongering on thigs such as gun confiscation.

In a woke wave of companies pushing environmental, social and governance standards, only 12.9 percent of Walmart’s shareholders voted to uphold a pro-abortion proposal despite the left’s outcry over so-called “abortion rights,” according to a new report.

A return by the New York Times to its halcyon days of indiscriminate Walmart-bashing? Reporter Chris Colin made the front of Wednesday’s Business Day section with an assault on the retailing giant hidden within a tiresome story of hostility toward Louisiana residents supposedly angry about mask-wearing during the coronavirus pandemic: “‘Every Day Is Frightening’: Working For Walmart…

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) broke the internet when he announced that he would be objecting to certification of the Electoral College results on January 6. He also broke one of America’s leading retailers. Walmart attacked him for it in a quickly deleted tweet that read, “Go ahead. Get your 2 hour debate. #soreloser.” Hawley was ready for them, and his response was brutal.