A job site for the anti-woke

 Stacey Lennox:

For those of us on the right who knew the culture wars were not going to stay on college campuses. The woke ideology has been seeping into corporate America for well over a decade. Perhaps tech entrepreneur and CEO Andrew Crapuchettes’s RedBalloon can offer a solution that allows those who wish to leave Woketopia an off-ramp.

According to RedBalloon’s website, the company’s mission is to unite a community of businesses and job seekers who value the freedom to work and want to preserve it.

We connect employers who value freedom with employees who value it too. We envision a world beyond cancel culture, where employees are free to work… without fear that they will find themselves on the wrong side of their employer’s politics.

That’s it. No agendas, politics, or drama. Just work. Interested? Let’s create that world together.

This message mirrors the sentiments of Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who extracted his company from politics. In a blog post, he laid down the guardrails and gave severance packages to employees who were not satisfied with working in a company that refused to engage in political activism. He listed four specific things the company would not do:

• Debate causes or political candidates internally that are unrelated to work
• Expect the company to represent our personal beliefs externally
• Assume negative intent, or not have each other’s back
• Take on activism outside of our core mission at work

There is more.

This sounds like a situation that can get conservatives out of the woke atmosphere of the left that is throttling freedom of thought.  Even Walmart has adopted the racism of CRT these days.  CRT is one of the most counter-productive things a company or educational institution can do.