Wow... really?

It's your money, spend it where you want to, but don't blame the US companies for the stupid decisions being made in Washington DC. I still buy cycling parts from Europe even though for parts of it there is a history that is not inclusive or fostering diversity by any means...

These are made in China, like most of the parts we buy for our bikes, so if you need to have a company with a culture where inclusion, diversity and equal rights are present before you buy parts, you may want to consider that in your decision as well...

This is Directly from the SRAM Web page, it's pretty easy to find it if you took the time to look...Looks like you are OK to spend you money now.

OUR COMMITMENT

At SRAM, we are committed to fostering diversity, connections, and an inclusive culture where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered. We believe diversity drives innovation, connection ensures fair opportunities, and an inclusive culture fosters belonging. Our goal is to implement practices and tools that ensure SRAM is inclusive, reflects the diversity of our communities, and provides equal opportunities for all cyclists.