Major automaker next up to be ‘exposed’ for deep devotion to DEI

Conservative activist Robby Starbuck is teeing up the next major company to come under his radar because “they’ve gone totally woke.”

“It’s time to expose Toyota,” he wrote in a post on X Thursday that included his video message.

According to Starbuck, Toyota “seems to have forgotten who their core customers are. They depend on American families and Japanese families to buy their cars.”

He went on to share a sizable list of findings about the major automaker.

The company has donated to the HRC, an LGBTQ+ civil rights group, as well as the Trevor Project, Dallas Resource Center and Los Angeles LGBT Center and the Workplace Equality Summit which are all supporters of child transitions.

“The Trevor Project features chat rooms where adults have been caught talking to kids about sexual kinks, how to transition, masturbation and more. They also have a quick exit feature to wipe the browser and hide the website from parents,” Starbuck explained.

The company has “sponsored a drag queen program at a summer camp for kids identifying as LGBTQ+” and “openly supports ‘the equality act’ which would allow men into girl’s bathrooms, sports and locker-rooms.”

The auto manufacturer has reportedly held Diversity, Equity and Inclusion trainings, created custom vehicles featuring a transgender flag, and has “ERG groups divided by race + sexual orientation.”

Starbuck noted that the “100/100 CEI score from the HRC for 16 straight years” means that Toyota not only pays for employee transitions “but for children of employee’s to transition in states where it’s legal.”

“It’s time to remind them who their customers are,” he declared.

“I don’t think the values at corporate reflect the values many Toyota/Lexus owners have (with the exception of maybe Prius owners who probably like the woke stuff). Do Toyota/Lexus owners want the money they spend with Toyota to be used later by corporate to push an ideology that’s diametrically opposed to their own values?” Starbuck asked.

He urged customers, or potential customers, to reach out to the company and speak out, reminding them to always “be kind” as “Many in customer service agree with you.”

Starbuck, a former music video director who grew up in California after his parents fled communist Cuba, has been on an unrelenting mission to eradicate toxic DEI campaigns at various companies.

Caterpillar, Inc. recently made corporate changes, following in the footsteps of similar moves in recent weeks by Jack Daniel’s, Harley-Davidson, Tractor Supply, and John Deere, all targeted by Starbuck who has been on a mission to expose and reverse the DEI schemes.

“Our goal with reporting is never destruction, it’s restoration of sanity. We do this by informing consumers about the policies companies are adopting so they can make choices about what they’re willing to support as a consumer. That’s not cancel culture, it’s capitalism,” he explained in his post Thursday.

The post on X has garnered over 4.4 million views and gotten the attention of X owner Elon Musk, who dropped a simple “Hmm” in the comments.

Frieda Powers

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