Chaosium
Chaosium has Lynne Hardy who labelled Masks of Nyarlathotep as racist and therefore Larry DiTillo as racist also. She did this while acting as Chaosium's political commissar on the 7e version of Masks the results of which were BLM supporting additions and gender and race swapping NPCs to conform to woke quotas.
In the Berlin the Wicked City the author David Larkins states "This is all to say, having an LGBTQI investigator in the group is not only possible but probable" It also pushes the Gay fascism conspiracy theory
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_fascism. The default time is set in the early to mid 20s before the rise of the Nazis and Soviet organized street violence is down played to both side where at it. I am sure the above statements will garner an accusation that I am an Nazi by the usual leftest wankers like The Parker Shiter so here is my disclaimer. Nazi's and all totalitarian socialists are assholes. I have zero issue with LGBTI etc etc pc's but I do have issue with game company mandates on pcs based on ideology.
In RuneQuest Glorthana they are progressively removing white people. At first the Pelorians were to remain pale but given recent artwork I doubt that. I think the only one that could still be white are Ygg Islanders who are a sort of Scandinavian people. But since the Opening of the seas most of them have left the island as Wolf Pirates and have now thoroughly mixed with other cultures. Cults (and game mechanics) have been rewritten to please the leftest females around Jeff Richards as well.
I definitely think the Choasium is a border line Yellow/Red especially given them throwing Sandy Petersen under the bus on social media despite official response on this forum that Chaosium has people with wide ranging viewpoints that are supported by the company. What should tip them over is Pendragon 6e given that David Larkins is heading this up and there have been calls for all NPCS to be a 50%/50% gender split and it's a given that female knights will be mandated.
I will dig out the Pelgrane Press references later along with suggestions for Call of Cthulhu licensors