evidence: After the ice cream maker Ben and Jerry’s publicly berated both the U.S. and Canada for being built atop "stolen land," a U.S. Indigenous nation is asking that the company start by returning the stolen land on which its Vermont headquarters are located. [...] On U.S. Independence Day, the official Ben and Jerry’s Twitter account published a post reading "this 4th of July, it’s high time we recognize that the US exists on stolen Indigenous land and commit to returning it." [...] The stock price of Ben and Jerry’s parent Unilever fell by 0.53 per cent in the wake of the tweet — a $2 billion loss in market capital — as calls grew online for a boycott of the iconic ice cream brand. While such threats were once idle, Bud Light is still reeling from a collapse in sales motivated by boycotts stemming from the brand contracting with controversial transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.