Al Sharpton calls for boycott of Pepsi over DEI rollback

Rev. Al Sharpton called for a boycott of PepsiCo over its decision to scale back on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Sharpton and his organization have threatened to withdraw patronage from companies that do not uphold their DEI commitments.

Walmart Facing Boycott Over DEI Policies

Walmart is facing a boycott after rolling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. The People's Union USA is leading the boycott citing the importance of equality and fairness. Walmart's decision to scale back DEI initiatives has sparked controversy and backlash.

Turkish Opposition Calls for Economic Boycott in Protest of Detention of Ekrem Imamoglu

Turkish opposition calls for economic boycott to protest detention of presidential candidate Ekrem Imamoglu, leading to arrests. Erdogan's government crackdown on protests sparks concerns about excessive force and suppression of free speech. Boycott targets pro-Erdogan media and businesses, impacting economy. Erdogan denounces boycott as 'sabotage.' He warns supporters against campaigning against the country, referencing past violent suppression of protests.

Trade Dispute between Denmark and the U.S.

Danish consumers are boycotting U.S. goods due to tensions over Greenland.

Denmark Shoppers Boycott American Products over Greenland Dispute

Denmark shoppers are boycotting American products and services in response to Trump administration's push for U.S. ownership of Greenland. The movement is gaining traction with Facebook groups and local initiatives promoting alternatives to American goods.

Protests Against Elon Musk and Tesla

Protesters demonstrate outside Tesla showroom against Elon Musk's influence in Trump administration. Global day of action planned with 500 protests worldwide. Movement aims to boycott Tesla products and stocks due to Musk's policies and actions. Some backlash turns violent. Musk accuses community activist of crimes. Organizers want to diminish Musk's power by tarnishing Tesla's brand.

International Boycott Movement Against the US

A growing international boycott movement against the US, including rejection of US goods like Teslas, due to Trump's policies and responses from US elites to the country's democratic crisis.

Donald Trump's Support for Elon Musk and Tesla

President Donald Trump expressed his support for Elon Musk by announcing his intent to purchase a Tesla, amidst backlash due to Musk's association with Trump and his role in government efficiency initiatives. Trump's endorsement of Tesla and Musk is aimed at countering boycotts and negative sentiment towards the automaker.

Backlash Against Disney's Snow White Trailer

The latest trailer for Disney's Snow White is receiving negative reviews and promises of boycott due to backlash against the star, Rachel Zegler. The film's rollout has been rocky, with low views and high dislikes on the trailer. Disney is facing challenges in generating positive buzz for the movie.

Canadian author boycotts United States over Trump's trade policy

Canadian author Louise Penny boycotts the United States due to President Trump's trade policy, citing economic threats to Canada. She cancels events in protest of Trump's actions and calls his economic agenda a 'moral wound.'

Political Divide Over 'Hamilton' Boycott

President Donald Trump and DOGE leader Elon Musk sit down with 'Hannity' in an exclusive interview airing Tuesday. Lin Manuel Miranda and the producers of his hit show 'Hamilton' boycott the Kennedy Center in protest over the Trump administration. The cancellation reflects the ongoing divide in American politics.

Democratic response to President Trump's speech to Congress

Democratic lawmakers plan to attend President Trump's speech while some choose to boycott. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries emphasizes the importance of a strong opposition party. Senator Patty Murray criticizes Trump's actions and refuses to attend.

Democratic Members Boycotting Trump's Address to Congress

Several Democratic members are planning to boycott Trump's address to Congress, citing concerns about lies and harmful policies. They will hold a prebuttal and bring guests affected by Trump's actions to protest. Sen. Elissa Slotkin will deliver a rebuttal focusing on current administration actions.

Norwegian government's decision to continue supplying fuel to the U.S. Navy

Norwegian government continues to supply fuel to the U.S. Navy despite a local oil and shipping company's boycott over the confrontation between President Trump and Ukraine's President Zelensky. The U.S. and Norway maintain strong defense cooperation.

U.S. Consumer Protest Movement Against Corporate Greed

An online movement led by John Schwarz is encouraging U.S. consumers to participate in a day of protest by not spending money on February 28th, to resist corporate greed and political corruption. The movement gained traction on social media with celebrities like Stephen King, John Leguizamo, and Bette Midler showing support. Schwarz aims to unionize working-class people and has planned additional boycotts of specific companies throughout the year.

Economic Protest Movement and Legal Case

An Illinois man has been found guilty in the fatal stabbing of a 6-year-old Palestinian American boy. Meanwhile, a movement to encourage a day of economic protest by not spending money is gaining momentum online, led by John Schwarz from Chicago.

National boycott organized by The People's Union USA

The People's Union USA is calling for a national boycott to protest against government policies and corporate greed. The boycott will begin on Friday, urging Americans not to shop for 24 hours. The movement aims for systemic change and accountability from billionaires and elected officials.

Ireland's BDS Bill on Trade with Israeli Settlements

Ireland is considering passing a bill to ban trade with Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, following in the footsteps of a historic boycott against apartheid South Africa. The bill has widespread support in Ireland but faces criticism from the Israeli ambassador and potential clashes with EU trade law.

Controversy Surrounding Target's DEI Programs

Target is facing backlash for retreating from its DEI programs, with accusations of promoting queer activities for children during Pride Week and hiring a Satanist to design a Gay Pride clothing line. The company is now caught between appeasing leftists and alienating 'Normal People'. A boycott has been called for and foot traffic to Target stores has dropped following the DEI rollback.

Canada-US Relations

Former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland expressed Canadians' anger towards President Trump for challenging their sovereignty, mentioning the possibility of boycotts and tariffs. She emphasized the need for Canada to stand strong and united in the face of these challenges.

Elon Musk's lawsuit against major brands for boycotting his social media platform

Elon Musk broadened a lawsuit accusing major brands of boycotting his social media platform X after his acquisition. The lawsuit alleges that the companies collectively stopped advertising on Twitter, leading to billions of dollars in lost revenue for X.

Jennifer Rubin's controversial statements and behavior

Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin suggests boycotting Morning Joe, claiming that Republicans want to kill kids due to their opposition to vaccinations and support for semiautomatic weapons. She is criticized for her extreme views and erratic behavior following the 2024 presidential election.

Controversy Surrounding San Jose State University Women’s Volleyball Team

The San Jose State University women’s volleyball team could potentially win the conference championship if other teams forfeit due to the presence of a transgender player, Blaire Fleming, who has been breaking records. There is controversy around Fleming's participation, with some teams boycotting games. An emergency hearing has been scheduled to determine if San Jose State can compete in the tournament.

2024 Olympics Viewership

Viewership for the 2024 Olympics nearly doubled from the 2020 games in Tokyo despite calls for boycotts due to backlash over the opening ceremony scene. The men's basketball gold medal game was the most-watched since the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.

Ohio Restaurants Boycott Olympics Over Opening Ceremony Display

Four restaurants in Ohio have decided not to televise the Olympics due to the "insulting" displays during the opening ceremonies in Paris, particularly a drag queen-themed parody of the Last Supper. The decision was made by restaurants owned by Bobby George in Columbus and Cleveland.

Rep. Nancy Mace's Comments and SXSW Controversy

Rep. Nancy Mace weighs in on President Biden's trip to France, the administration urging Hamas to accept a cease-fire deal with Israel, and her expectations for the G-7 summit. SXSW announces the U.S. Army will not sponsor its 2025 festival after artists boycotted the 2024 festival.

Boycott of Benjamin Netanyahu's Speech by House Democrats

Progressive House Democrats are planning to boycott Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before Congress due to his handling of the Hamas war and disagreements with President Biden's approach. Some Democrats will attend to show solidarity with a democratic ally. Internal divisions are expected, with some Democrats boycotting and others attending.

Boycott of Benjamin Netanyahu's Speech by House Democrats

A group of House Democrats plan to boycott Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before Congress due to his handling of the Hamas War and disagreements with President Biden's approach. Some Democrats will attend to show solidarity with Israel. Tensions over Israel continue within the Democratic caucus.

Controversy at Sonoma State University involving President Mike Lee and anti-Israel student groups

Sonoma State University President Mike Lee announced his retirement after being placed on administrative leave for making concessions to anti-Israel student groups without approval. The agreements included forming a Students for Justice in Palestine advisory council, boycotting Israeli universities, and expanding Palestinian Studies programs.

Controversial Email Sparks Suspension of Sonoma State University President

Sonoma State University President placed on leave after announcing agreement to boycott Israeli institutions without authority, causing controversy and distress among Jewish students.

Israel's Eurovision delegation tensions with Irish contestant

Israel's Eurovision delegation moved to another room at the request of the European Broadcasting Union due to tensions with an Irish contestant, Bambie Thug, who expressed anger towards Israel. The delegation is focused on their performance and ensuring it represents Israel well. Ireland has been critical of Israel's actions in Gaza, with Bambie Thug hinting at potential boycotts.

Bank of America facing boycott over alleged account closures based on political views

Bank of America is facing calls for a boycott over allegations of closing accounts based on customers' political views. The bank denies engaging in 'de-banking' due to religious or political beliefs.

McDonald's franchise in Israel

The franchisee that owns and operates 225 McDonald's restaurants in Israel is selling them back to the corporation after over 30 years. Widespread boycotts followed McDonald's Israel donating meals to the Israeli military.

Controversy at Planet Fitness

Planet Fitness's market value dropped by $400 million after a controversy involving a transgender person in the women's locker room. The company faced backlash for prioritizing inclusivity over safety and privacy.

Tyson Foods Layoffs and Hiring of Illegal Immigrants

Tyson Foods announced layoffs of 1,200 American workers while planning to hire 42,000 illegal immigrants, leading to backlash and calls for boycotts. The company later released a statement denying support for illegal immigration.

Controversy over U.S. Army and Defense Contractors' Sponsorship of SXSW

Controversy surrounds the SXSW festival as over 100 acts, mainly European, dropped out due to U.S. Army and defense contractors' sponsorship. The boycott stems from protest against the Pentagon's support for Israel's actions in Gaza.

Boycott of South by Southwest Music Festival over U.S. Army Partnership

Over 60 musicians are boycotting the South by Southwest music festival in Austin, Texas because of its partnership with the U.S. Army and defense contractors.

Boycott of U.S. products over Israel's military campaign in Gaza

Consumers are boycotting U.S. products and companies to protest Washington's support for Israel's military campaign in Gaza.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott responds to bands boycotting SXSW over U.S. Army sponsorship

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott responds to bands boycotting SXSW over U.S. Army sponsorship by telling them not to come back. SXSW defends the Army sponsorship, emphasizing diversity of viewpoints and the importance of understanding the impact of defense industry on society.

Support for Bud Light Sponsorship Resumption by Dana White

Former ESPN commentator Sage Steele praises UFC chief Dana White for resuming sponsorship deal with boycotted beer brand Bud Light, citing second chances and business strategy. White defends move by highlighting Bud Light's support for military and American farmers. Despite criticism, Steele and White support Bud Light's core values aligning with mainstream America.

NAACP calls for boycott of Florida universities over DEI crackdown

NAACP calls on Black student athletes to boycott Florida universities due to the state's crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has passed regulations limiting public funding for DEI programs in public universities.

State of the Union Address

Congressional Democrat leaders chanted 'four more years' when President Biden entered the U.S. House chamber for his State of the Union Address. Biden's speech comes at a politically perilous time as he faces challenges from former President Trump and low approval ratings. Senator J.D. Vance is boycotting the address, citing Biden's alleged lies.

U.S. Senate Boycotts Biden's State of the Union Address

U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) is boycotting President Joe Biden's State of the Union address, citing the president's lies and destructive policies.

Doritos ends campaign with transgender influencer Samantha Hudson in Spain

Doritos ends social media campaign with transgender influencer Samantha Hudson in Spain due to past offensive tweets. Right-leaning accounts called for a boycott, citing Hudson's alleged comments. Hudson expressed remorse for past tweets but Doritos still ended the campaign.

Iran's Parliamentary Election

Iran held its first parliamentary election since mass protests over mandatory hijab laws following the death of Mahsa Amini. The election saw a low turnout amid calls for a boycott and restrictions on reformist candidates. The economy continues to struggle under sanctions. Supreme Leader Khamenei and hard-line President Raisi urged people to vote, but turnout was low. Heavy security was present across the country.

Truckers Boycott in Support of Trump

Truckers supporting Donald Trump are warning that their boycott could paralyze New York City in response to Trump's civil fraud case ruling. They argue the boycott could lead to increased prices for consumers.