Chilling Implications? Largest U.S. Bank Asks Workers if They Support Homosexuality

NEW YORK – The largest bank in the United States now allegedly requires its employees to state whether or not they are supporters of the homosexual lifestyle.

JPMorgan Chase, headquartered in New York City, is the United States’ largest bank, with total assets of over $2.5 trillion. The bank has overtly supported homosexuality for several years, appearing in several “gay pride” events and even offering a number of special benefits to bank employees who identify as “LGBT.”

Now, JPMorgan Chase has taken their LGBT support even further, reportedly requiring all their employees to voice whether or not they support the homosexual community. According to Princeton University Professor Robert George, the bank recently surveyed their workers, asking them to state which of the following descriptions applied to them:

1. A person with disabilities;
2. A person with children with disabilities;
3. A person with a spouse/domestic partner with disabilities;
4. A member of the LGBT community;
5. An ally of the LGBT community, but not personally identifying as LGBT.

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