Nike is set to leave the S&P 100 before U.S. trading opens on September 21, 2026, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices. The change was announced on September 4 as part of the index provider’s quarterly rebalance.
The sportswear company joins Honeywell Aerospace, Simon Property Group and Colgate-Palmolive on the list of S&P 100 departures. Dell Technologies, Palo Alto Networks, Arista Networks and Sandisk will enter the index.
Nike will remain in the S&P 500; S&P Global describes the narrower S&P 100 thusly:
The S&P 100, a sub-set of the S&P 500®, is designed to measure the performance of large-cap companies in the United States and comprises 100 major blue chip companies across multiple industry groups. Individual stock options are listed for each index constituent.
They all pretty much come back to disrespecting or just forgetting about their core loyal customer. They abandoned broad reach wholesale distribution where every day folks buy (or bought) Nike. Neglected the running category. And treated women… https://t.co/Wvyg44FEwo
“A dynasty that makes Alexander the Great look like Alexander the Okay.”
Nike embraces anti-white wokeness with its latest ad. You are witnessing corporate pandering to black resentment the likes of which you’ve never seen. pic.twitter.com/YcBSwGCx1p
In November of 2021, as the world emerged from a pandemic during which numerous publications wrote that obesity could greatly increase the effects of Covid-19, a manufacturer of athletic footwear released this showstopping image:
Things began getting awfully weird at Nike in 2019, starting most prominently when they issued a pair of Betsy Ross-flag embedded sneakers, likely only so that uber-woke Nike endorser Colin Kaepernick could dunk on them, to coincide with the Fourth of July. In Nike’s collective mind, this was evil and “offensive:”
“The Democrats cannot be reasoned with. They must be destroyed.”
*Applause*
Mamdani not nearly Marxist enough for this radical academic.
Flashback: “Engels very much made his family fortune as a derivative beneficiary of American slavery. And he used that slave-derived fortune to directly subsidize Karl Marx.” Who in turn despised blacks, Jews, and Mexicans. Why is academia such a cesspit of racism?
THE WAY OF THE WAR OF ART: My review of Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way and Steven Pressfield’s The War of Art, now up at Ed Driscoll.com.
AS A GREAT MAN SAID IN 1987, “IN THE SIXTIES WE WAGED A WAR ON POVERTY, AND POVERTY WON:”
Sixty-two years and $22 trillion later, the U.S. poverty rate sits at roughly 11 percent, almost identical to where Lyndon Johnson found it in 1964. The government ran the most expensive social experiment in human history and produced nothing measurable. Bureaucracies perpetuate… pic.twitter.com/vEheTZHGJL
The nationalist AfD fall 3 seats short of a majority in Saxony today It will be very interesting to see how the other parties handle this If they all combine against the AfD then the national AfD can honestly claim to be the only populist, anti-establishment choice pic.twitter.com/MbsgHsXDgn
It should come as little surprise that the Seattle Times editorial board endorsed a “no” vote Thursday on a state initiative that, if passed, would separate biological females from biological males in sports. This opinion is consistent with the slant of every story the paper has published on the subject.
Misguided? I think so. But it’s acceptable for the Times to have an opinion that differs from how the masses may think. What’s unacceptable, however, is the paper silencing all of its readers who want to push back.
Predictably, the comment section was disabled at the bottom of the editorial, continuing a trend of censorship on issues the Times knows will spark subscriber blowback. The paper almost always tries to justify the suppression by saying it’s a “sensitive” subject, but that is not the true reason.
What I think the Times’ bosses really want is to preserve what’s been described as the “illusion of consensus.” In short: They want to squash any evidence that their readers disagree with them.
Had the comment section been open, it almost certainly would have been filled with a chorus of subscribers voicing their opposition to the “no” endorsement. They would have pointed out that the Times has never shown any consideration to the biological females affected by trans athletes in their sports, and that the separation is simply a matter of fairness.
But this would make it known that the paper’s readers do not jibe with the agenda the Times is pushing. And the brass, well…the brass can’t have that.
Of course not. William F. Buckly famously said that “Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other views.” There probably aren’t many conservatives left in Seattle, but there are likely plenty of left-leaning Seattle Times readers who vehemently disagree with their stance that biological men should compete in women’s sports.
Socialists are currently attending the ‘Socialism 2026 Conference’ in Chicago and there are dozens of insane videos from the event that are already going viral on social media.
In this one, a masked woman explains why socialists must reject the idea of fitness, because to do otherwise would play right into the hands of fascists. Is this some sort of bizarre reaction to RFK Jr. and MAHA? No one would be surprised.
You will notice that this woman is masked. In 2026. In fact, it looks like almost everyone at this event is wearing masks. These are the people who loved the Covid-19 lockdowns. They’re pining for the return of those glory days.
🚨 “The More Dysgenic, the Better”: Beatrice Adler-Bolton Says the Left Must Give Up the “Fantasy of Being Fitter Than the Fascists”
At Socialism 2026, Adler-Bolton argues that “fitness is a measure of relative disposability under capitalism” and says the goal should not be to… pic.twitter.com/aK13lgiVGH
Labor Day weekend traditionally marks the beginning of fall for most Americans, so hopefully the far left will end its summer rerun season soon and begin to explore new modalities of craziness.
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