Staff Reports
In a shocking turn of events, Jerry Greenfield of Ben & Jerry’s fame has finally had enough of the liberal antics at the iconic ice cream company. After over four decades, Greenfield has decided to part ways with the brand, acknowledging that his ability to speak freely against so-called “woke” ideologies has melted away under the oppressive thumb of Unilever.
This exit isn’t just another billionaire drama. It’s a wakeup call about how corporations are enforcing a leftist agenda, silencing dissenting voices, and suppressing independent thinking. Greenfield’s departure is a testament to how a once-beloved brand for its free spirit and creativity has been hijacked by globalist overlords more interested in virtue signaling than genuine American values.
Super woke ice cream make Jerry Greenfield (of Ben & Jerrys) has quit after parent company, Unilever, insisted that Jerry stop his online activism after disappointing sales.
Go woke, go brokehttps://t.co/1B4N0BUWMK pic.twitter.com/gTCl1fsKhY
— Pete Clark (@PeteBritish) September 17, 2025
Ben & Jerry’s used to stand for peace, love, and freedom—concepts that resonate with many of us who cherish the foundational principles that made America great. But under Unilever, it seems like those values have been sacrificed at the altar of political correctness and cultural chaos. Greenfield’s realization that his speech was being censored reflects a broader issue: the corporate world’s increasing disdain for independent thought.
How ironic is it that, as Greenfield steps away from the company he helped build, he draws attention to the very suppression tactics liberals claim to despise? This is the hypocrisy that many conservatives have been calling out for years. When big business and politics mix, it’s the globalist elites who benefit, not the everyday people who just want to enjoy their ice cream without a side order of divisive propaganda.
Greenfield’s resignation echoes the sentiments of many who are fed up with the constant bombardment of leftist ideologies in every aspect of life. It prompts a serious question: Are we going to continue allowing corporate giants to dictate our values, or will we stand up for the true principles of free speech and liberty that built this great nation?
