I have been reading a lot of Free League and I would put them in the Yellow leaning Green category. From what I have seen, a lot of their work is surprisingly based.
First, the Alien RPG. The Alien franchise has always been built on
intense psychological and sexual horror. As I was reading it, I was bracing myself for the inevitable stupid section about safety tools. Surely if any game is going to have a lecture about the necessity of X-cards, the game about a species of giant, murderous, parasitic penises that rape people's mouths and impregnate them with parasites that eat them from the inside out will. To my surprise and relief, there wasn't one. Unless there's a sidebar or paragraph I missed somewhere, I didn't see a single mention of X-cards or aftercare. Good
The other work that I have found surprisingly Based is Forbidden Lands. Forbidden Lands has some woke-isms such as calling Races "Kin." However actually reading the text makes me think they are using surface level Woke-isms to sneak anti-Woke themes past the radar in a similar way to the Amazon streaming series "Man in the High Castle" did. First, they don't see a need to make the setting look like Portland during Pride. Basically all of the characters are White (this is a Swedish game). Furthermore the setting is a part of the world that has been in near total isolation for at least 3 centuries due to magic killer mist so there's not much in the way of international trade or migration.
EDIT: Another point in Forbidden Land's favor is that the characters pictured are as physically fit as you would expect them to be, there's not a landwhale Acrobat to be seen. Plenty of conventionally attractive women on display to.
On the subject of Seattle at Pride while there is one line that seems to imply that Elves (why is it always the long-ears but I digress) can change their gender, this is never confirmed. The only confirmed non-traditionally gendered character, Meligal, is an evil monster who rapes children. Yes this is right there in Raven's Purge's opening fiction.
The strongest anti-woke themes I'm seeing are in the depiction of Orcs. They are almost a parody of the "Orcs equals African Americans" trope in modern woke fantasy. Orcs in the Forbidden Lands were quite literally
created by the god Clay in order to be slaves. They were freed as a byproduct of a war between Humans, Elves and Dwarves and since then the Orcs have proceeded to do everything in their power to make their situation worse in every conceivable way. Orcs have refused to grow beyond their trauma. They think the fact they were dealt a bad hand in the distant past justifies genocide against other races and horrid mistreatment of their own (fully half of all Orc males are slaves, enslaved by other Orcs). Orcish leadership are all Women. Women who encourage this toxic victim mentality and the destructive behaviors that come with it in order to maintain their power.
tl;dr Orcs in the Forbidden Lands are a race at war with everyone else who blame everyone else for their own mostly self-inflicted problems and their leadership is secretive cabal of toxic feminists.
As far as the Mork Borg OGL anti-racism clause goes, that seems to be a pre-emptive defensive measure to keep Varg Vikernes away.
This is probably still going to be a black mark in some people's book to have topical politics in the game at all, but I find it rather refreshing. "Getting crap past the radar" is one of the best methods of rebelling against any establishment power structure. These tactics worked when the Religious Right had the social power to suppress speech. I see no reason why they won't work now.