Only 10% of companies have made — or plan to make — a public statement about the Supreme Court abortion decision, according to a Conference Board survey.
Only 10% of companies have made, or plan to make, a public statement about abortion in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade, according to a survey of approximately 300 public, private and nonprofit entities released Tuesday byIn recent years, businesses have increasingly taken stands on social issues — particularly around race and LGBTQ rights — but abortion so far has proven too controversial.
By contrast, "coming out in favor of racial equality or gender equality, is something that is obviously a very mainstream, widely embraced position, hard to be attacked for," he said. This tracks with the way companies have handled other social issues as they move from controversial to more mainstream.
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