One of America’s favorite personal care brands is so obsessed with diversity, equity, and inclusion that it claims the leftist ideology is “at the heart of everything” it does.

Bath & Body Works, one of the most well-known retail companies in the U.S., has been lauded by the legacy media for its commitment to the DEI grift. As far back as April of 2022, Bath & Body Works has openly bragged about its commitment to DEI with an entire webpage dedicated to the leftist creed. 

“We’re actively working to foster an anti-racist culture full of allies that embrace social change, hold themselves accountable and celebrate all identities, cultures and heritages—with concrete steps to achieve all of the above,” the company writes. 

Bath & Body Works, which employs over 57,000 people, says DEI is so important because “We all inhabit several different identities, based on our race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religious background and so much more—and we’re actively working to foster a diverse workforce that not only respects these identities, but removes any barriers to access and opportunity by continuously reassessing and updating processes within our business.” 

Bath & Body Works doesn’t just talk about DEI. They practice it too. In October of 2022, the company hired Kelie Charles as its “Chief Diversity Officer.” Charles, who previously worked in the DEI realm for Home Depot and Target, is in charge of “working closely with associates and senior leadership to continue to evolve and refine the company’s journey to becoming an even more diverse, equitable and inclusive organization.”

Bath & Body Works claims to be a great company for women, but can they even define “woman”? The company claims to “champion diversity” by respecting all “genders” and “orientations.” That’s DEI-speak for going along with the claims of a man who wants to be a woman. 

The personal care brand also promoted LGBTQ “Pride Month,” writing, “This June, Bath & Body Works welcomes Pride Month – a time of celebration and self-acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community and its allies, and a time for reflection on the progress made and the work still needed to achieve equality for all.” And of course, Bath & Body Works came out with a “Pride” collection to celebrate “Pride every day.”

Is Bath & Body Works as committed to quality products and service as they are to promoting DEI and LGBTQ initiatives? We’ll let you make the call on that. 

You can keep going back to Bath & Body Works to give your money to a company that puts DEI “at the heart of everything,” or you can shop Jeremy’s Razors for women for quality body wash, aluminum-free deodorant, lotion, shave cream, and razors. Right now, you can save 35% on the women’s deluxe bundle and try everything Jeremy’s has to offer.

And you don’t have to wait to replace all those Bath & Body Works candles. The Candle Club offers you a wide variety of candles that will freshen up your home without inviting the stench of wokeness into it. 

DEI might be “at the heart of everything” over at Bath & Body Works, but here at Jeremy’s & the Candle Club, the quality of our products and customer satisfaction will always drive us. 

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Israel has injured thousands across Lebanon, with hundreds in critical condition and dozens more dead, this week in two waves of simultaneous explosions of electronic communications equipment targeting Iranian-backed Hezbollah terrorists.

The blasts — which may have killed 19 and wounded 150 of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) members — started on Tuesday afternoon around 3:30 p.m. local time when pagers used by Hezbollah started beeping with a message from their leadership.

After a few beeps, the pagers simultaneously exploded across the country, blinding hundreds, tearing off limbs, and leaving gaping holes in bodies.

The messages that the devices received were not from Hezbollah leadership; they were from Israel’s intelligence and military apparatus, and they were part of a multi-year plan.

There was initial confusion as to what happened when the explosions were reported. Various news reports said that malware had potentially been uploaded to the devices, causing the batteries to overheat and explode. Then reports surfaced claiming a small amount of highly explosive material had been placed into each device after Israel intercepted the devices after they were manufactured by a Taiwanese company.

However, none of those reports were accurate, according to a New York Times report that revealed that Israel never intercepted the pagers — it made them.

Hezbollah has forced tens of thousands of Israelis to evacuate their homes in northern Israel since October 7 as the terrorist group fires drones, rockets, and missiles on a regular basis — having fired many thousands in nearly 12 months.

Israel has responded with precision strikes, killing more than 300 top Hezbollah commanders and numerous lower-level terrorists.

Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah pushed for the terrorists to abandon their phones and switch to low-tech pagers to avoid being tracked by Israel. Nasrallah had bragged that his strategy would “blind” Israel.

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However, unbeknownst to Hezbollah, Israel had been secretly manufacturing the pagers that Hezbollah was buying for years.

The Taiwanese company Gold Apollo had contracted with a company called B.A.C. Consulting in Hungary to manufacture the pagers. B.A.C. Consulting was one of three shell companies that Israel created to mask the true manufacturer of the communications equipment: Israeli intelligence.

B.A.C. Consulting created real pagers for numerous customers to create the perception of a legitimate company in order to get picked up for the contract to produce the pagers for Hezbollah.

The pagers manufactured for Hezbollah were separate from those made for other clients, the report said. The pagers that Hezbollah received “contained batteries laced with the explosive PETN” and began shipping in 2022, the report said.

After the first round of explosions on Tuesday, Israel struck again on Wednesday, detonating Hezbollah’s backup communications equipment: walkie-talkies.

The explosions from the walkie-talkies were significantly larger than the explosions from the pagers because the devices were larger, meaning they could be packed with more explosive material. Videos posted online showed entire apartment units blown out and numerous cars engulfed in flames.

After the second wave of explosions, many in Lebanon threw their phones away, turned them off, or removed the batteries.

The walkie-talkies that Hezbollah used appeared to be from the Japanese telecommunications manufacturer Icom; however, the company said that the model Hezbollah was using had been discontinued for a decade.

The company said that it had warned consumers for years that the model of radios that Hezbollah purchased were counterfeits.

One of the goals behind the second wave of the attack was to “increase paranoia and fear in Hezbollah’s ranks, in an attempt to press the militia’s leadership to change its policy regarding the conflict with Israel,” Axios reported.

IDF Chief of Staff, Lt. Col. Herzi Halevi, said that Israel was “very determined to create the security conditions that will return the residents to their homes, to the communities, with a high level of security, and we are ready to do all that is required to bring about these things.”

He warned Hezbollah: “We still have many capabilities that we have not yet activated. We saw some of these things here, and it seems to me that the readiness is good and we are preparing these plans going forward. The rule is that every time we work on a certain stage, the next two stages are already ready to advance. At each stage, the price for Hezbollah must be high.”

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