It’s important to be mindful that the ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) push is not something that you will learn much, if anything, about in the mainstream media. However, it is the answer to the question that so many have: What is going on with American companies (not to mention, government institutions), and why do they no longer represent our values?
On its face, ESG may seem like a good thing. “Stakeholder Capitalism,” as it is also called, can dupe a person into believing that regulating corporations on a global scale is a good thing. The problem is that even as ESG is weakening the power of business owners and executives to make operating and value decisions about their own companies, it is growing the influence of global corporations and centralizing government for the benefit of the wealthy globalist elites. On the other hand, who it definitely isn’t good for is the average American.
In this article, we will go a little more in depth into ESG, how it is measured, who is in charge of it, and what Christians can do to push back.
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