反同性恋运动正在重创Target和百威啤酒的业绩

Boycotts rarely work — but anti-LGBTQ+ backlash is forcing companies into tough choices

PUBLISHED THU, JUN 22 20237:00 AM EDTUPDATED AN HOUR AGO

Stefan Sykes@THESTEFANSYKES

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KEY POINTS

• Boycotts against corporate inclusion of LGBTQ+ Americans are targeting more major businesses.
• Bud Light, in particular, has taken a big financial hit over its partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
• While no other company has faced as severe a fallout, the backlash wave has started to jeopardize inclusion that had become commonplace in recent years.
• Cracks have even started to show at some of the locations of Starbucks, which has a more liberal reputation than Anheuser-Busch does.

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• 我也不赞成广告同性恋。LGBTQ反歧视给予平等法律法规保护就行了 -遥遥- ♀ (39 bytes) () 06/22/2023 postreply 09:06:34

• 做生意本应该顾客越多越好，非要选边站。 -偶尔短路- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/22/2023 postreply 09:16:00

• 人家商家觉得那样做会客更多。你不服？哈哈。 -sunlake- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/22/2023 postreply 09:20:33

• 太服了。这么大生意的决策者被政治正确洗脑洗到这个程度不服不行。说不定真的以为同性恋是多数人群了。 -偶尔短路- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/22/2023 postreply 09:26:49

• 你真表不服气。他们就是朝着你说的那样去努力的。哈哈。 -sunlake- ♂ (205 bytes) () 06/22/2023 postreply 09:30:36