CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity company behind the global tech outage that grounded flights and forced hospital systems and banks offline, appears to be engaged in alleged anti-white, anti-male discrimination.
We’ve filed a federal civil rights complaint:
/2 The cybersecurity technology company openly states that “diversity” includes “diversity of gender, race [and] ethnicity.”
Accordingly, CrowdStrike uses this definition of diversity to describe that it unlawfully considers gender, race, and ethnicity, among other factors, when evaluating nominees to its board of directors.
/3 In accordance with its DEI goals, CrowdStrike has nine employee resource groups to “provide” training on diversity topics filled with implicit bias and also serve as “networking opportunities.” Yet these employee resource groups are solely based on race, sex, and sexual orientation. A few examples include: Women of CrowdStrike, Pride Team (LGBTQ), Team BELIEVE (Black employees), Communidad (Latina and Hispanic), and Embracing Equity.
/4 Notably, CrowdStrike does not have a resource group for “Men of CrowdStrike” or one for white employees.
/5 CrowdStrike also mentions that it runs a program called the “Women of CrowdStrike Mentorship Program,” which appears to provide mentorship opportunities on the basis of sex. No such program appears to exist for the mentorship of male employees.
/6 CrowdStrike's public proxy statement includes a “Board Diversity Matrix” that tracks the sex, gender identity, race, and ethnicity of its current directors and is used for accepting future board members.
By openly hiring to “build a diverse workforce,” instituting race and sex-based development resource groups, and creating a “Board Diversity Matrix,” CrowdStrike’s actions patently violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
/7 CrowdStrike’s Chief Human Resources Officer, J.C. Herrera, said, “I believe a diverse and equitable organization is key to our success, and we have a deep commitment to listening and learning to become a stronger, more inclusive organization where our people feel a sense of belonging. In fact, innovating through inclusion is a big part of our lives at CrowdStrike.”
/8 These diversity-motivated initiatives are featured prominently on CrowdStrike’s website, specifically highlighting “CrowdStrike’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.”
/9 Under the header “Building a balanced workforce,” the website states that CrowdStrike has a “commitment to building a diverse workforce” and also “champion[s] inclusive recruitment initiatives.”
These diversity-motivated initiatives include “employee resource groups, internal development programs, allyship training, speaker series, networking opportunities… to create a workplace that reflects the diverse communities around us.”
/10 The promotion of DEI practices in the workplace is a direct violation of Civil Rights law and AFL will do everything in its power to stop these discriminatory actions. aflegal.org/america-first-…
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EXPOSED: @AnthropicAI says it is working to combat “extremist content.”
Anthropic appears to have relied on a network of SPLC-linked, Biden DHS-funded groups that target so-called “right-wing extremism” to influence its AI.
/2 Anthropic, the architect of Claude AI, has publicly committed to “mitigat[ing] extremist content risks.”
Our research shows that Anthroic’s approach appears to rely heavily on organizations run, funded, or influenced by key players tied to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
/3 One of Anthropic’s partners is the Global Project Against Hate & Extremism, or GPAHE.
GPAHE was co-founded by two longtime “veterans of the SPLC”:
➡️Heidi Beirich, former SPLC Intelligence Project Director
➡️Wendy Via, former SPLC Chief Communications & Development Officer
🚨EXPOSED — AFL has uncovered new documents revealing that Cook County, Illinois, released HUNDREDS of criminal illegal aliens onto American streets in 2025.
/2 @JudiciaryGOP recently exposed the Biden-era release of a criminal alien who murdered Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman in Chicago.
Apprehended at the border in 2023 and flagged as “likely to abscond,” the alien was freed just two weeks later.
@JudiciaryGOP /3 AFL is investigating jurisdictions’ compliance with ICE detainers — requests from ICE to hold an alien already in police or county custody until ICE can arrive.
Put simply, all the jurisdiction has to do is NOT RELEASE the alien.
AFL has revealed that Anthropic prioritizes DEI hires, who then go on to mold AI models in their image.
Numerous Anthropic recruiters pledge allegiance to DEI.
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/2 Anthropic’s job postings make clear that DEI is running the show.
The postings acknowledge that Anthropic’s AI products have “enormous social and ethical implications” and prioritize “underrepresented groups” and “representation” for jobs paying $350,000-$850,000 per year.
/3 DEI professionals are calling the shots on Anthropic’s hiring teams.
One employee, Teeona Mayberry describes herself as a TALENT / DEI WARRIOR at Anthropic.
Her LinkedIn bio details her “particular focus on historically underrepresented groups.”
DOJ just unsealed an 11-count indictment against the SPLC for allegedly funneling MILLIONS to individuals linked to the Ku Klux Klan and other extremist groups.
The same SPLC that AFL exposed worked with Biden’s DOJ to TRAIN federal prosecutors on prosecuting hate crimes.
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/2 AFL uncovered documents revealing the SPLC helped lead a “hate crimes symposium” for federal prosecutors at the invitation of Biden’s DOJ.
/1🚨UNCOVERED — Internal documents show that Oregon officials knew they lacked cause to sue the Trump Administration over its new regulations intended to prevent illegal aliens from receiving welfare.
They filed the lawsuit anyway.
/2 On July 21, 2025, twenty states and the District of Columbia sued the U.S. Department of Justice and other federal agencies, alleging that providing legal residency status verification to the federal government would cause irreparable harm.
/3 In their lawsuit, the plaintiff states allege that they would be harmed by having to “dramatically restructure” their welfare programs.
The U.S. Department of Energy has opened a public comment period on AFL’s petition calling for the rescission of an unlawful Biden-era DEI contracting regulation.
The deadline for members of the public to submit public comments is Thursday, April 9.
/2 AFL’s petition, filed in January, asks DOE to rescind a regulation requiring DOE management and operating contractors to adopt and maintain race- and sex-based DEI plans and to submit them annually as a condition of doing business with the federal government.
/3 This Biden-era rule conflicts with federal civil rights law and pressures contractors to sort, evaluate, and favor workers based on race and sex.