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Gregory T. Angelo joined Tim Runs His Mouth, hosted by Tim Young, a political commentator and writer, to discuss NTC’s 2022 ‘Worst of the Woke’ List. Listen here.

Fox News Digital exclusively obtained the New Tolerance Campaigns’s 2022 10 wokest companies and organizations in America. Twitter, the National Basketball Association (NBA) and many repeat offenders were included on the 2022 “Worst of the Woke”. Read more on Fox News here.

Gregory T. Angelo was interviewed by The Washington Times about a Missouri mayor banning children from attending ‘A Drag Queen Christmas.’ “As a gay man myself, I remain flummoxed that LGBT advocates seem fixated on this idea of drag shows for kids,” said Mr. Angelo, a former head of the Log Cabin Republicans LGBTQ group. “It would not be the end of the world or of the LGBT rights movement if folks hit pause and focused on issues of real consequence.” Read more in The Washington Times here.

School boards and the NBA were on the New Tolerance Campaign’s 2022 “Worst of the Woke” List. Read what Gregory T. Angelo had to share with The Washington Times about NTC’s 2022 list. Read more in The Washington Times.

Gregory T. Angelo, president of the New Tolerance Campaign, spoke with The Washington Times about NTC’s partnership with the Foundation for Individual Rights to hold Emerson College accountable for upholding free speech on campus. Read more in The Washington Times.

New Tolerance Campaign president, Gregory T. Angelo joined The Brice is Right to talk about NTC’s mission and Elon Musk re-instituting freedom of expression on Twitter. Listen here (segment starts at 1:31:45).

Halloween-themed drag shows for children sparked protests in Oregon, Florida and California, with many parental rights advocates complaining that the events sexualize young children. Gregory T. Angelo, NTC’s president, shared his thoughts in The Washington Times. Read more here.

The New Tolerance Campaign, which encourages “Americans to confront intolerance double standards by establishment institutions, civil rights groups, universities, and socially conscious brands,” claims that investment giant Morningstar is discriminating against Israel through “boycott, divestment, and sanctions” activism. Read more coverage in the Daily Signal here.

A free speech activism watchdog group recently started a campaign calling on the student newspaper at Emerson College to publish a piece written by conservative students that has been rejected for about a year. The group, New Tolerance Campaign, urges its supporters to encourage the student newspaper, the Berkeley Beacon, to allow the op-ed in the name of journalism ethics. Read more coverage in The College Fix here.

President of the New Tolerance Campaign Gregory Angelo discusses that the New Tolerance Campaign submitted formal comments to the Facebook Oversight Board regarding their “misinformation” policies about COVID-19. Listen to Richmond’s Morning News with John Reid here. 

According to Gregory Angelo, president of the New Tolerance Campaign, documents show American Express tied 15% of executive bonuses to a “colleague” metric of “talent retention and diversity representation,” apparently incentivizing managers to hire and retain employees based in part on their sex, race, and other demographic information. Read more in Just the News here.

New Tolerance Campaign’s President, Gregory Angelo, was quoted in a Washington Times article about two new dating apps; one that welcomes conservatives and another for members of the LGBTQ community.  Read more in The Washington Times here. 

The New Tolerance campaign was created to insure consistent tolerance across the political spectrum in the USA. Listen to the rest on The Future of Politics with Ariella Scarcella.

This year’s Pride Month shift toward transgender advocacy, “family-friendly” drag shows and sexualized advertising is dividing some LGBTQ advocates as June draws to an end. “Big Business’ celebration of sexual orientations and transgender identities during the month of June is largely performative,” Mr. Angelo said. “It’s become required of any corporation that wants to do business in the United States.”  Read more about what New Tolerance Campaign President, Gregory Angelo said in The Washington Times here.