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Umbrella term for economic boycotts against companies with connections to Donald Trump
The question as framed—“What hardware stores do not support Trump?” conflates two separate concepts: commercial relationships (selling Trump-branded products) and political support; the available repo...
aimed at companies perceived to support or his allies fall into two broad currents: organized, long-running campaigns like # that target retailers selling , and more recent, issue-specific boycotts th...
Grab Your Wallet — the advocacy group that catalogs retailers that do or do not carry Trump-family brands — specifically notes that the cooperative hardware chain Do It Best does not carry Trump-brand...
Very few major retailers issued explicit, public pledges framed as “we will not donate to Donald Trump or his campaign”; instead the public record shows denials of specific viral claims (notably Sepho...
A small number of food companies and retailers have been the targets of consumer backlash in recent years — but the record shows the backlash most often reacted to a company executive’s public praise ...
Grassroots campaigns like -2020">#GrabYourWallet have demonstrably pressured dozens of companies to sever visible ties with and to adopt public-facing accountability measures, a pattern the group itse...
Consumer pressure after 2016 catalyzed a wave of retailers and vendors removing merchandise — particularly ’s fashion line and products — from their assortments in early 2017 and afterward, though com...
Grab Your Wallet compiles its boycott list by cataloguing companies that it says "currently profit" from ties to the Trump family — including retailers selling Trump-branded goods, companies doing bus...
Large national chains that once carried Trump-branded home and lifestyle merchandise included Sears and Kmart, which removed Trump Home listings from their online shops in February 2017 , while a vari...