Member-only story

ICYMI: Friday is National Blackout Day

Rosalyn Morris
5 min read2 hours ago
Photo by Alexander Grey on Unsplash

In case you didn’t know, or if you needed a reminder, Friday, February 28 is National Blackout Day. It’s an economic blackout. It’s a boycott. On this day, you are not to spend a single penny in an American store. If you must purchase something that is absolutely necessary, like food or medicine, buy it in cash from a local small business — preferably Black owned. You are to avoid chain stores and corporations like Walmart, McDonald’s, Target, and Amazon like your life depends on it, and in a way, it does. In fact, those aforementioned companies and others that donated to Trump, or rolled back their DEI programs to appease his administration, are to be boycotted from here on out. Here’s a list of those companies — it’s a loooong one —

1.1–800-Flowers
2. Ace Hardware (supported both sides)
3. Act Fluoride Mouthwash
4. Alamo Rental Cars
5. Allegiant Air
6. Anthropology
7. Arby’s
8. Armor All Cleaning Products
9. Ashley Furniture
10. AutoZone
11. Bacardi
12. Bali
13. Cold Stone Creameries
14. Bausch & Lomb
15. Big Heart Pet Brands
16. Bike Athletics
17. Blue Bell Creameries
18. Boost Mobile
19. Brooks Running Shoes
21. Buffalo Wild Wings
22. Buick
23. Cadillac
24. Carl’s Jr.
25. Charmin
26. Chevrolet
27. Chiquita Brands
28. Chobani Yogurts
29. Cincinnati Financial
30. Cinnabon
31. Coors (Any Beer)
32. Conair Hair Products
33. Cuisinart Kitchen Products
34. Dairy Queen
35. Dean…

--

--

Responses (2)