Below are links to our series of articles covering boycotts we recommend supporting. This list is by no means exhaustive. Drop us an email if you'd like to suggest a boycott added to this list.
Be sure to also check out our list of businesses to support as alternatives to the companies listed below.
Tip: When you boycott a company, contact them and explain why you are doing so. Let them also know how long you have been shopping at their stores or buying their products. Explain what actions the company must take in order to regain your business. If you are on social media, encourage your followers to join your boycott, tag the company, and use whatever hashtag is associated with that boycott.
Articles in this Series
Click on an article below, or browse articles here.
- Boycott Companies Ending Their DEI Initiatives
- Boycott Local Companies Profiting from ICE
- Amazon
- Avelo Airlines
- Citizens Bank
- Paramount+
- (Publishing on) Substack
- T-Mobile
- Washington Post
Social Media Boycotts
We will have more extensive coverage of our toxic social media landscape and the importance of reducing your digital footprint to resist the tech broligarchy. But for now, we wholeheartedly encourage you to break up with Meta platforms and Twitter if you haven't done so already.
Join us on Bluesky instead.
Additional Noteworthy Boycotts
In addition to the boycotts listed above, here are additional campaigns to support:
- American Friends Service Committee list of companies profiting from the Gaza Genocide
- Palestinian Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) targeted consumer boycott list.
- Is.Boycott list of companies profiting from business ties with Israel.
- AFL-CIO boycott list.
- Stop the Money Pipeline Coalition's Fossil Fuel Campaign targeting Citibank, Wells Fargo, and Vanguard Investments.
- The People's Union rolling boycott list.
- The Advocate's coverage of companies that have scaled back sponsorship of LGBTQIA+ Pride events.
- Tesla: Although Musk no longer is working in the Trump Administration, the Tesla Takedown Movement is still thriving. Join one of the upcoming monthly protests at the Boston dealership.
Note: Commercial airlines are beginning to use Elon Musk's Starlink satellite service to provide in-flight Internet connectivity to its customers. So far, United is the largest airline to partner with Starlink Aviation. Other airlines include Air France, Qatar, and Air New Zealand. Thus far, Tesla Takedown organizers have not called for boycotts of these airlines. However, we recommend contacting any airlines you regularly use and urge them to not use Starlink Aviation.
