Title: Conservatives Boycott Brands Including Keurig, NFL, and Starbucks
Headings: Conservatives are smashing Keurigs to defend Sean Hannity — here are the other brands that have incurred the wrath of the right
Conservatives are smashing Keurigs to defend Sean Hannity — here are the other brands that have incurred the wrath of the right
Sean Hannity.
Someone destroying his Keurig coffee maker.
NFL
A fan burns his NFL merchandise.
Amazon
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
Starbucks
Starbucks Executive Chairman Howard Schultz.
Nordstrom
Women arriving at Nordstrom to cancel their membership after the retailer stopped selling Ivanka Trump.
Kellogg
Kellogg cereal products.
Target
A new Target store near Manhattan's Herald Square.
Beyoncé
Beyoncé performs during the Super Bowl.
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Content: Breitbart organized an extensive boycott effort called #DumpKellogg. The CEO denied that the boycott had any impact on sales. Target
A new Target store near Manhattan's Herald Square. Mark Matousek/Business Insider
Target triggered a nationwide boycott in April 2016 with a blog post that publicized a policy that said transgender customers were welcome to use the bathroom or fitting room that matched their gender identity. The boycott cost the company millions in lost sales and added expenses. After the blog post, shopper traffic and same-store sales started sliding for the first time in years, and the company was forced to spend $20 million installing single-occupancy bathrooms in all its stores to give critics of the policy more privacy. Beyoncé
Beyoncé performs during the Super Bowl. Patrick Semansky / AP
Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime performance of her new song "Formation" in 2016 was met with acclaim by her fans. But, many called for a boycott of the singer's music because of the harsh message the song's video sends to the police on the topics of racism and police brutality. The singer later poked fun at the controversy, selling #BoycottBeyoncé t-shirts on her tour.