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Over the past decade, a phenomenon has risen in business.

Many companies have gone political.

It seems every few weeks a new brand hits the headlines for taking a stand on a controversial cause. How many of you have stayed in an Airbnb?

Well, you guys really need to listen to what they're doing to help refugees. Major League Baseball is

moving its all-star festivities out of the city of Atlanta.

It's citing that controversial voting bill that was signed by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp.

They're sparring over the so-called Don't Say Gay Bill, which Disney says should never have been passed and should now be repealed.

Sometimes these corporate efforts lead to praise, other times to disaster, which begs the question, when should companies get political?

I'm Patrick Keralchi.

And I'm Adriana Cortez.

And this is Red Pilled America, a storytelling show.

This is not another talk show covering the day's news.

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