Work, Pray, Litigate: How Trump Turned the Workplace Into a Revival Tent With HR Paperwork
Some people go to church on Sundays, but under President Donald Trump’s vision of “faith-based freedom,” the lines are blurring.
In Trump’s America, the workplace is becoming increasingly intertwined with religious practices, with cubicles doubling as confessionals, team meetings starting with prayers, and company communication platforms featuring Bible verses.
The message from Washington is clear: Bring your whole soul to work—especially the religious part.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has undergone a transformation under Trump, gaining a Republican majority and prioritizing “religious liberty.”
This shift has given rise to the Great Corporate Reawakening, where freedom of religion meets the 9-to-5 grind, and others are left to handle the paperwork.
Author's summary: Trump's policies blur lines between work and faith.
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