Shareholders who recoil at the specter of self-described human rights activists partnering with corporations to promote “gender transition” surgeries had the opportunity to make their voices heard Thursday at Dell Technologies Inc.’s annual shareholder meeting. But their efforts against the radical LGBTQ agenda fell short.
A shareholder proposal asking Dell’s board of directors to list “any recipient of material donations from the company”—not including employee matching gifts—was voted down, according to the company’s official tally.
The final results of the vote most likely won’t be available until this week, when Dell files a what’s called an 8-K form with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Shareholders advancing the proposal wanted Dell Technologies to come clean about any financial donations it is making to charitable organizations that…
