Them Before Us, a nonprofit organization seeking to protect children and defend their natural rights, has issued a report on how the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index encourages companies to mutilate children through transgender policies. No longer can companies claim ignorance.
HRC, a pro-LGBT advocacy organization, launched the Corporate Equality Index in 2002 to push ideological “LGBTQ+ inclusive policies” on businesses. Companies complete the index survey and submit documentation to prove their woke policies, including family healthcare coverage for transgender surgeries, restroom and dress code “inclusion,” and LGBT trainings for staff.
“HRC’s Corporate Equality Index is anti-child. No company should support it,” the report states.
The transgender medical benefits that the index requires fund the surgical mutilation and sterilization of children. They also require access to puberty blockers, which significantly increase the risk of infertility and cancer, according to Do No Harm.
More than 500 companies cover transgender healthcare for their employees, according to the 1792 Exchange, a nonprofit organization that encourages companies to abandon ideology and return to business. A 2019 study found three-tenths of U.S. insurance plans offer puberty blockers for minors.
For decades, HRC has cited the American Medical Association to justify the transition of children. Yet, last month, both AMA and the Association of American Plastic Surgeons discouraged surgical and hormonal sex intervention on minors.
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Not only does the Corporate Equality Index demand companies still cover such disfigurement, but it also supports the transition of grown adults, leaving young children wounded and confused by parents’ decisions.
“HR policies that support adult transgender surgeries are funding the death of a mother or father, figuratively or even literally (recent studies indicate a 40 percent likelihood of suicide attempt),” TBU’s report explains.
Transgender adults face more than a 30 percent increased likelihood to struggle with anxiety and depression, according to TBU’s research. More anxious and depressed parents exacerbate a child’s own struggle with such worries, according to research.
full story at https://thefederalist.com/2026/03/18/report-how-hundreds-of-businesses-bankroll-the-mutilation-of-kids/