Businesses, educational institutions, theme parks, and even sporting organizations that became ‘woke’ and implemented ‘diversity, equality, and inclusiveness’ practices alienated a lot of consumers, studies suggest, resulting in a decline in revenue.

In the words of Terry Jones, a researcher for the news and commentary website Issues & Insights, the most recent Issues & Answers/TIPP Poll demonstrates why. A significant majority of Americans reject such political action rather than favor it.

He added the following:

“Recently, organizations as diverse as Anheuser-Busch, Disney, Target, the Los Angeles Dodgers, and other significant institutions have experienced both reputational and financial harm. This is for pushing contentious social and cultural issues on consumers, supporters, and pupils.”

Overall, only 17% of Americans favored the growing movement towards corporate social involvement, while 46% disapproved. However, a sizable portion — 29% — expressed apathy, according to Jones.

“The saying “get woke, go broke,” which was first used just a few years ago, seems more applicable than ever now. Many Americans prefer their capitalism to be un-woke, as the polling data demonstrates, he said.

Tim Scott, a Republican presidential candidate, will have an excellent opportunity to present his platform and express his ideas. He joins Sean Hannity, a Fox News anchor, for a town hall discussion on Tuesday at a significant sports complex in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

The discussion will center on the 2024 presidential race, the condition of the nation, and the expanding Republican primary field.

The South Carolina senator shares his perspective on the incident. “We’ll cover everything that happened over the last few weeks, which resulted in a frenzy.

In an email to Inside the Beltway, Scott stated, “I’ve traveled to Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and a number of additional states. I am working to convey my point of view of restoring confidence in America.”