Saturday's biggest posts were not brands you can buy or drop. A Polymarket post quoting Kamala — "DEI is under attack" — did 1.5 million views and 3,427 likes. @AAGDhillon's civil-rights pitch did 388.7K views and 2,860 likes. @EricLDaugh wrote that nearly $1 billion in spending "does NOT benefit American citizens," his wording, and that post did 169.7K views and 10.3K likes on Woke Pulse. Hot tabs. Empty shopping carts.
The brand name in the same pull that already has a published score is Motorola.
What the 47.5K-view post actually said
On September 25, @CraigMokhiber posted a UN company list. Radar counted 39 replies, 1,713 reposts, 2,342 likes, and 47.5K views. The post names Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Motorola, and TripAdvisor, plus 209 other companies. That is an advocacy list. It is not an earnings miss, and it is not a company filing. Boycott Tracker logged 449.5K posts over seven days. A crowded tab is not a receipt.
Read the post for what it lacks. No Motorola dollar loss. No unit-sales drop. No store-closure count. No statement from the company answering the list. We are not going to invent those. The louder named-brand post that day was Reebok: 4,766 likes and 64.3K views, built on a claim that Reebok sponsors the Israeli football team. Reebok is not in the database. The post had no sales figure. This piece will not mint a score to fill a hole, and it will not offer a soda or a shoe as a stand-in.
The published score is 65, and the list did not move it
Motorola is published at 65, labeled woke. If you landed here from a screenshot, that is the number to quote. Sixty-five. Not 100. Not a fresh admission. The card was already up. A list circulating on September 25 did not revise it.
Check the card before you treat the tweet's one word as one company. The brand page points at motorola.com. The source links on that same card point at Motorola Solutions: an ESG page, a 2023 DEI report, an HRC buyers-guide entry filed as Motorola Solutions Inc., an OpenSecrets organization page for Motorola Solutions, and a CEO Action listing. The handset name and the public-safety company split years ago. A post that types "Motorola" does not tell you which legal entity a UN list meant. We will not sand that split down so the screenshot looks cleaner.
The published writeup, not a new September audit, is what sits under the 65. It describes Foundation grants for diversity in STEM, including a partnership with the Illinois Institute of Technology. It describes a 2023 DEI report aimed at equitable opportunities across employee groups. It describes Pride Month campaigns and political contributions the writeup calls progressive, citing OpenSecrets, without a dollar figure borrowed from a different brand's card. It also says there is no specific evidence of mandated unconscious-bias or critical-race-theory training. That gap belongs next to the score. A 65 with a documented hole is more honest than a round-number vibe.
Do not hear this as a 2026 status report. From 2024 through 2026 a long list of famous companies rolled DEI back, renamed it, or left the HRC Corporate Equality Index. This Motorola card does not carry a dated 2026 rollback, and it does not carry a dated 2026 recommitment. Until a filing shows one or the other, the line you can stand on is the published score. The list post is not that filing.
Four other names, and only one live card in the bunch
Airbnb is on the same post. A score file exists in review. The public profile is not live, so that number is not quoted here as a rating and the page is not linked. Booking.com is named. No row. Expedia is named. No row. TripAdvisor is named. No row. Five companies spelled out in the Radar text. One published card. One unpublished file. Three blanks.
The post says 209 others are on the list. Those names were not in the Radar pull, so they do not get scores in this article. A list of names is not a stack of ratings. Treating it like one is how a 47.5K-view advocacy post turns into fake precision.
Same category, cards you can open
If the search was "is Motorola woke," the live answer is 65, woke. If the next question is who else in telecommunications is already published, the category page is Non-Woke Telecommunication Brands.
Verizon is published at 100, extremely_woke. Cisco Systems is published at 100, extremely_woke. AT&T is published at 63, woke, sitting just under Motorola in the same label band. Patriot Mobile is published at 4, not_woke. Patriot Mobile is a wireless carrier, not the handset brand the UN post named. A 4 is not a swap-in for a phone, and it is not a boycott trophy. It is the low published score in that category. Different fact. Still a fact you can open.
Those cards were already published. Verizon at 100, Cisco at 100, AT&T at 63, Patriot Mobile at 4, Motorola at 65. The 47.5K-view post did not create them and did not update them. That is the useful contrast with a list: the database already sorted the aisle. The screenshot did not.
How to share the list without getting used
Named handles are beating vague boycott images on X this week. Motorola got that treatment inside a longer list, which is why it is the subject here. Reebok got a cleaner @ mention and more likes, and still has no row. Louder is not scored. Scored is scored.
Three checks before you pass the 47.5K-view post around as a score update. A list is not a loss. No sales number was in the text, so do not add one. A name is not a card. Booking.com, Expedia, TripAdvisor, and Reebok are not rated in this piece. A card is not a confession. Motorola's 65 predates the post. The score did not flinch. It was already sitting there.
Boycott Tracker at 449.5K posts in seven days will keep throwing lists. DEI Watch at 597.7K will keep throwing political one-liners, including the 1.5 million-view line that is not a store. Quote a published score when the name has one. Say "not live" when the file is stuck in review. Say "not scored" when the row is missing. Do not borrow a dollar figure from some other account and staple it to a company the list merely named.
Motorola is 65. That is the receipt. The list can wait on a filing.