Work, Pray, Litigate: How Trump Turned the Workplace Into a Revival Tent With HR Paperwork
Some people attend church on Sundays, but under President Donald Trump's "faith-based freedom," the lines are blurring.
In Trump's America, the workplace is transforming, with cubicles becoming confessionals, team meetings starting with prayers, and company communication featuring Bible verses.
The message from Washington is clear: Bring your whole soul to work—especially the religious part.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has been reborn under Trump's "religious liberty" agenda, gaining a Republican majority and flexing its faith muscles.
Author's summary: Trump's policies blur church and work boundaries.
- The workplace is becoming a space for religious expression.
- The EEOC has a new Republican majority under Trump.
- Freedom of religion meets the 9-to-5 grind in the corporate world.
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