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AFA and others urge companies to sever their SPLC ties in a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal.
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), founded as a civil rights organization, has lost its way. The bigotry and racial discrimination described by its former employees is evidence of SPLC’s hypocrisy. The SPLC has become a hate-for-cash machine that has weaponized its hate labeling of groups and individuals. As SLPC collected hundreds of millions in donations, it expanded its definition of "hate" to include non-violent Christian and constitutionalist organizations who opposed the SPLC's political agenda.
The SPLC's hate-for-cash machine has been described from within as a "highly profitable scam." Its founder, Morris Dees, was fired. Its president, Richard Cohen, has resigned. Its top lawyer also departed as the scandal spread.
AFA and other concerned organizations placed a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal calling on these tech titans to sever their SPLC ties. The ad quotes former SPLC employees who have spoken out about their experiences:
As a result of the scandal, Twitter has distanced itself from the SPLC. Yet, Amazon, Google and many of the other Silicon Valley tech titans have refused to do so to date. We are at the point now where these companies and the mainstream media have to decide whether they will continue to stand by the SPLC and its corrupt culture of racism, bigotry, and sexual harassment as it continues its scam by "bilking gullible northern liberals".
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