State Farm Remains a ‘Creepy Neighbor’ After Transgender Book Backlash, Consumer Group Head Says

State Farm Remains a ‘Creepy Neighbor’ After Transgender Book Backlash, Consumer Group Head Says
Will Hild, executive director with Consumers’ Research, speaks with NTD in March 2022. NTD News
Bill Pan
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In light of a public backlash, State Farm has swiftly distanced itself from a collaborative book donation program that promotes transgender ideology among young children. The watchdog group that exposed the insurance giant’s involvement, however, said this is far from over.

“They continue to not be a good neighbor, but a creepy neighbor,“ said Will Hild, the executive director of Consumers’ Research, a nonprofit organization working to expose large companies that put ”woke politics” ahead of their customers.