When you give your money to woke razor companies, such as Harry's and Gillette,

you're funding a leftist agenda that hates what you believe.

But what does that even mean? Where does your money actually go? Marketing, obviously.

Expensive commercials showing left-wing dads,

chiding their sons for rough housing with friends, or helping their daughters shave their veers.

We've all seen them. If they were just creative scripts, that would be one thing.

But Harry's and Gillette, maybe they're just pretending to be woke, right? No, it's much more

real than you realized. These companies are putting your money where their mouth is and shoveling

it into radical leftism, so-called racial justice. Over the summer, Harry's created a limited

edition razor and gave all $130,000 they made from it to extreme transgender activist groups,

including one that pushes puberty blockers and hormone therapy for kids.

They bankroll influencers like jazz Jennings, who at five years old was one of the youngest,

publicly documented people to transition in the world. Why the youngest?

Follow your money to the next chapter of the leftist playbook, Environmental,

Social, and Governance. Here, you'll learn that Proctor and Gamble, Gillette's parent company,

is owned by the three focused firms on the planet, BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street.

Any surprise that Vanguard funds abortions and hosts all-age drag shows,

fun for the whole family? And of course, when it comes to political donations,

we don't have to tell you that in 2020, the top recipient of PNG's money was far and away

the presidential campaign for Joe Biden. On every front, woke razor companies are using your

dollars to slash at the very fabric of society across sex, race, business, and politics.

How do they sleep at night? Just fine. On the goose down pillows that you bought for them,

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