  ompany-reviews/coca_cola_review.htm l > banned the words 'trump 2024' from its personalized cans. reportedly allows the words 'harris walz 2024'. > coke took a stand against trump's travel ban. > coca-cola's left-wing ceo james quincey (d) went on cnbc to to declare georgia's legislation to restore order in voting laws as "unacceptable" and "a step backwards". > coca-cola is also an overtly racist company. they require employees to go through training in diversity, equity and inclusion (all code words for anti-white, anti-men, anti-straight, etc). included in training was a racist "racial justice" training program to be less white. only after backlash, coca cola tried to creatively dodge criticism with a non-denial denial, by claiming that the "less white" program was "not required" and not a "focus" of their training program. > coca-cola is accused of paying the naacp and the hispanic federation to call soda taxes racist. > enemies of free speech: coca-cola stopped advertising on musk's twitter. > coke donated $2.5 million to the naacp, equal justice initiative, and the national center for civil and human rights, thus furthering the systemic lie of systemic racism in america. race-based donations to the thurgood marshall fund. > coke opposes north carolina's common sense bathroom bill, whereby all public bathrooms and locker rooms are single-sex facilities. men use the mens room and women use the womens room.   estaurants.html > mcdonald's - punishes executives who hire too many whites or too many men. withdrew from the conservative american legislative exchange council under liberal pressure. supports black lives matter. donated $1 million to the naacp and the national urban league. in a commercial, mcdonald's listed the cop-assaulting michael brown as someone they stand in solidarity with.
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