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The College Fix: Watchdog group pushes for Emerson student publication to change course, allow op-ed

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.

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Just the News: American Express goes woke, promotes left’s priorities on climate, race, border

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.

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Washington Times: Sexualized, trans Pride Month events divide LGBTQ advocates

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.

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SIRIUSXM: The David Webb Show: The left’s obsession with identity politics, drag shows for kids, and parental rights in schools

Given the news that broke of drag shows being presented to children as well as ongoing debate over Disney’s opposition to the Florida ban on teaching gender reassignment to 5 year-olds, New Tolerance Campaign President Gregory T. Angelo joins David Webb to discuss this issue and the fact that actions like this do NOT have the support of all gay people. Listen to David Webb’s show here.

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Washington Times: U.S. businesses push transgender advocacy for Pride Month

Out Leadership — an LGBTQ business network with 94 corporate members including Amazon, American Express, Bloomberg, Citi, Coca-Cola, Comcast, Goldman Sachs, IBM, Microsoft, Nike and Walmart — says it’s good business to embrace those gender identity trends. But Gregory T. Angelo, president of the conservative New Tolerance Campaign, says businesses lose longtime customers by celebrating ever more-marginalized “sexual orientations and identities.” “Gay has become boring, so the left needs to find new oppressed identities to feed the cash cow,” said Mr. Angelo, who is gay. “When you embrace a wide array of nontraditional identities, you’re going to alienate traditionalists.” Read more in The Washington Times here.

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Chalkboard Review: Gregory T. Angelo: LGBTQ Policies in K-12

What should a teacher tell a student who says they were born girl but think they are a boy? Gregory T. Angelo of the New Tolerance Campaign joins Tony Kinnett on the latest episode of the Teacher’s Lounge to discuss LGBTQIA+ policies in K-12 schools & other related topics such as speech as violence, teachers who think they are “mom” & being called a “gay homophobe.” You can listen to the rest on Anchor.fm.

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Stop Corporate Tyranny: New Tolerance Campaign Sends Letter to “Un-American” Express CEO Demanding Answers to “Woke” Policies

In a letter co-signed by Color Us United and Consumers’ Research, the New Tolerance Campaign demanded American Express CEO Steve Squeri provide transparency into the company’s woke “diversity” instruction. The company has reportedly implemented race-based hiring initiatives and other un-American practices as part of its $1 billion investment in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Yet the company refuses to disclose exactly what it is teaching employees. “The alarming revelations about the company’s culture, hiring and bonus practices, and corporate trainings present major potential liabilities for its brand,” stated NTC’s President Gregory T. Angelo. Read more at Stop Corporate Tyranny here.

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