Actually, Goodyearās response was rather cryptic.
āTo enable a work environment free of those, we ask that associates refrain from workplace expressions in support of political campaigning for ay candidate or political party, as well as similar forms of advocacy that fall outside the scope of racial justice and equity issues.ā
So racial justice and equality issues are allowed. Could that mean āBlack Lives Matterā as a racial justice issue but āAll lives matterā is not acceptable as an equality statement? To a communist, communism is an equality issue. It is not for no reason they are vague on this.
That said, I have never done boycotts and donāt foresee doing any.
A company has a right to make their own decision on such policies. But if an individual (Trump) disagrees with a company policy, they have an equal right to say so and even recommend not buying there.
The President of the United States is calling for a boycott of an American company thatās been around for 120+ years because they are supposedly banning his Made in China campaign product.
So, whatās the difference between the Southern Poverty Law Centre calling for organisations and companies to be sanctioned, and Trump doing the same? What am I missing?