Using our economic power to protest

[HelenaTranscart]

Although it's heartening to share our frustrations here about the detrimental effects of trans rights activism on women and girls, let's actually do something about it.

Money talks. Companies listen when customers boycott their products and services.

As women, we can use our economic power to demand change. So how about boycotting the companies trying to erase our legal rights, our language, our single-sex spaces, and our sport?

For starters, let's boycott some of the worst offenders and tell them why:

• Bud Light
• Nike
• Calvin Klein
• Pantene
• Gillette
• Citi
• Adidas
• Target (in the US)

(please add to this list)

... and then we can move on to the companies listed on Stonewall's website that have declared 'trans rights are human rights' (which is just another way of saying 'we put the needs of men first'): https://www.transrightsarehumanrights.co.uk

It is already done. Women still control household spending. I think there was a MN Flora issue pre-pandemic. It also explains why MN is jumpy re monitoring this board at times. They need the advertising, the wise vipers of FWR know BS and gender-stupidity when they see it. And also a decision to boycott something tends to stick in people’s habits: Barclays for apartheid era South Africa, Nestle for promoting formula in Africa, the Sun in Liverpool.
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