Mainline Protestant churches do not support this crap as a majority
There are schisms over this right now
Since Protestant includes everything besides Catholics like you it’s a broad group
Church of Christ
Southern Baptist
PCA
Southern Methodist
All Pentecostals
Serious Lutheran and Anglican
Those combined are the majority of what passes for Protestant in America
They do not support wokism
Maybe a few outliers but that’s what they are
Loud outliers
Catholics always have to do what you did there
Why?
I don’t lump all Catholics together
What is a mainline Protestant church? Those are the denominations that are the historical and organizational heirs of the first Protestant churches founded in what became the United States. The Methodist (UMC), Episcopalian, Presbyterian (PCUSA), Congregationalist, Lutheran (ELCA), Reformed (RCA), Northern Baptist, and Disciples of Christ denominations. Excluding the last, these denominations were known as the Seven Sisters and were the core of the leftist National Council of Churches. Through the steady infiltration of these denominations, starting in the late 1800s, they moved from Biblical doctrines to essentially a secular humanist theology. There have been many split off groups, starting with Gresham Machen splitting from the predecessor of the PCUSA to form the Orthodox Presbyterian Church in the 1930s.
These denominations have far less influence than they had prior to 1970, when the old Northeastern WASP elite, who belonged to mainline churches, was largely displaced by a newer and substantially Jewish elite in finance, higher education, and politics. Their numbers have declined relative to the U.S. population. However, their representatives are still used to provide a religious and "Christian" cover for abortion, sodomy, and other leftist causes.