Walmart, the largest U.S. retailer, has announced major changes to its diversity and inclusion policies following discussions with conservative commentator Robby Starbuck, who opposes “woke” corporate initiatives. This shift, seen as a victory for conservatives advocating corporate neutrality, includes eliminating DEI programs,

closing the Racial Equity Center, discontinuing racial equity training, withdrawing from the Corporate Equality Index, and reviewing products and sponsorships related to LGBTQ+ and gender-related topics. Walmart will also stop using the term “Latinx” and reassess supplier diversity policies. With over 1.6 million employees and a nearly $800 billion market cap, Walmart’s decision may influence other corporations, highlighting the growing debate over corporate social responsibility and neutrality.