Is Back To Homemaking Collective Woke?

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Is Back To Homemaking Collective woke?

Based on our research, Back To Homemaking Collective has a woke score of 2/100, rated Not Woke on the BuyWokeFree index — based on its ESG, DEI, Pride sponsorship, HRC Corporate Equality Index, political donations, and CEO Action record.

What is Back To Homemaking Collective's woke score?

Back To Homemaking Collective has a woke score of 2 out of 100, categorized as Not Woke. This score is based on analysis of ESG initiatives, DEI programs, PRIDE sponsorships, HRC Corporate Equality Index rating, political contributions, and CEO Action for Diversity participation.

How does BuyWokeFree rate Back To Homemaking Collective?

BuyWokeFree rates Back To Homemaking Collective across six research dimensions: ESG initiatives, DEI programs, PRIDE sponsorships, HRC Corporate Equality Index rating, political contributions to left-leaning causes, and CEO Action for Diversity participation. Back To Homemaking Collective's overall woke score is 2/100.

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About

Back To Homemaking Collective is an education and training brand that empowers modern women with essential homemaking skills through a comprehensive library of eBooks and courses. The brand focuses on sewing, breadmaking, gardening, homeschooling, and more, promoting self-sufficiency and household management.