Does Your Favorite Brands Support Causes You Like or Detest?
Love them or hate them, your favorite brands may be donating and supporting your preferred liberal social causes–or not.
23 and Me– donated to BLM and pressured its employees to do so
Airbnb– donated to BLM

Anastasia Beverly Hills– donated to BLM
Apple– donated to radical groups and has sweatshops
Aritzia– donated to BLM
Atlantic Records– donated to BLM
Banana Republic– donated $250,000 to “EmbraceRace,” the mere name of which seems antithetical to a color-blind society

Bank of America– donated to BLM
Ben and Jerry’s– supports defunding the police
Billie– donated to BLM
Biosannce– donated to BLM
Bliss– donated to leftist causes
Boy Smells– donated to BLM
Bungie– donated an unspecified amount to BLM
Cisco– donated to BLM
Coca-Cola– donated to BLM.

Collina Strada– donates to bail funds
ColourPop– donated to Minnesota Freedom Fund
Cratejoy– supports BLM
DECIEM– $100,000 to BLM
Deckers Brands– donated $550,000 to BLM
Devolver Digital Inc.- donated $65,000 to BLM
Discord– donated to BLM
DoorDash Inc.– gave $500,000 to BLM
Dropbox– donated to BLM
EA (a video games company)- it has pledged $1 million to groups including the Equal Justice Initiative and the NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund.
Etsy– donated to racial organizations
Everlane– supports BLM
Facebook– it has pledged $10 million to organizations campaigning for “racial justice,” whatever that means.
Fashion Nova– supports BLM
Fitbit– donated to BLM
For Love and Lemons– donated to BLM
Ganni– donated to BLM
Gap brands– supports BLM

Gatorade– donated $500,000 to BLM
Glossier– it committed $500,000 to Black Lives Matter
Goodyear Tire- allows employees support BLM but not police

Google– donated to radical groups
H&M– donated to radical groups
Honest Beauty– donated to radical groups
Hourglass Cosmetics– donated to BLM
Ilia– donated to BLM

Intel– it is donating $1 million to Black Lives Matter
Kosas– donated to BLM
Levi’s– donating $100,000 to the mass incarceration campaign group Live Free USA
Lipslut– known for its F*ck Trump and F*ck Kavanaugh lip glosses and mattes and supports BLM
Lululemon– donated to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, which bails out rioters and other violent, dangerous criminals

McDonalds– donated to racial organizations
Microsoft– donated $250,000 to BLM
Nabisco (maker of crackers like Ritz)- donated to BLM

Nike– donated to BLM
Peleton– donated to BLM
PepsiCo.- donated to BLM

Pokemon Co.- donated to BLM
Prabal Gurung– supports BLM
Pretty Little Thing– donated to BLM
Pusheen the Cat– donated to BLM
Savage X Fenty– supports BLM
Sephora– donated to BLM
SheaMoisture– pledged $100,000 to activists fighting for “social change”
Skillshare– donated to BLM
Spanx– donated to BLM
Square Enix– it has donated $250,000 and is matching employee donations to Black Lives Matter
Starbucks– lets employees support leftists but not conservatives; employees can wear BLM gear and pins, but not pro-police apparel.
Target– supports BLM
Thatgamecompany– donated to BLM
Tinder– donated to BLM
Toms Shoes– supports BLM

Toms– supports BLM
Ubisoft– it has contributed $100,000 to BLM
Ugg– donated to BLM
Unilever– donated $350,000 to BLM
UnitedHealth Group– donated to radicals
Walmart– donated to BLM and radical groups
Warby Parker– supports BLM
Warner Records– donated to BLM

Wendys– donated to BLM
Whoop– donated to radicals
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Raised in San Antonio, Jack Dennis’ early experiences were as a newspaper reporter and private investigator. With a Texas State University bachelor’s degree, Jack studied journalism, education and psychology. He was the founding vice-president of Sigma Delta Chi, the Association of Professional Journalists at the University. Jack has received numerous awards, including Investigative Reporter of the Year from Rocky Mountain Press Association, David Ashworth Community Award, and Leadership in Management.
Some of the people and groups Jack has interviewed include:
Music
Elvis Presley, Merle Haggard, George Jones, Willie Nelson, B.B. King, George Strait, Roy Orbison, Justin Timberlake, Steven Tyler, Freddie Mercury, Kenny Rogers, Kenny Loggins, Jackson Browne, Steve Wariner, Tanya Tucker, Scotty Moore, Fats Domino, Patty Page, Tommy Roe, Emmy Lou Harris, Johnny Rivers, Charly McClain, Kinky Friedman, John McFee, Guy Allison & Patrick Simmons (Doobie Brothers) , Randy Bachman (BTO), Jim Messina, Todd Rundgren, Alvin Lee, Gary Puckett, The Ventures, Freddy Cannon, Augie Meyer, Christopher Cross, Whiskey Myers, Sha Na Na (John “Bowzer” Baumann), Flash Cadillac, Jerry Scheff, John Wilkinson, Darrell McCall, and more.
Politicians & News
George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, Lady Bird Johnson, Greg Abbott, Rudolph Giuliani, Larry King, Jack Anderson, Tom Bradley, Connie Mack, and more.
Actors
Clint Eastwood, Mike Myers, Taylor Lautner, Cameron Diaz, Jerry Lewis, Eddie Murphy, Antonio Banderas, Julie Andrews, Selena Gomez, Tippi Hedren, James Earl Jones, James Woods, Jim Nabors, Martha Raye, Rosalind Russell, June Lockhart, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Howie Mandel, Meg Ryan, Cheri Oteri, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, James Drury, Melanie Griffith, Nathan Lane, Alan Thicke, Lou Diamond Phillips, Clint Howard, Tony Sirico, Cesar Romero, Michael Berryman, Tracy Scoggins, William Windom, Warren Stevens and more.
Space Explorers
Buzz Aldrin, Alan Bean, Wally Schirra, Dave Scott, Gene Cernan, Walt Cunningham, Scott Carpenter, Gene Kranz (NASA Flight Director), Ed Mitchell, Richard Gordon, Bruce McCandless, Vanentina Treshkova (first woman in space, Russia), Alex Leonov (first man to walk in space, Russian), Al Worden, Dee O’Hara (nurse to astronauts) and more.
Sports: Joe Torre, Roger Staubach, Bob Hayes, Billie Jean King, Manuela Maleeva, Drew Pearson, Bob Lilly, Tim Duncan, David Robinson, George Gervin, Tony Parker, Shannon Miller, Cathy Rigby, Bruce Bowen, Wade Boggs, Fernando Valenzuela, Bernie Kosar, Dale Murphy, Jim Abbott, Dick Bartell, Mike Schmidt, Dan Pastorini and more.
Notables
May Pang, Bob Eubanks, Vernon Presley, Vester Presley, Charlie Hodge, Joe Esposito, Rick Stanley (Elvis’ step-brother, Harold Lloyd (Elvis’ first cousin), Doyle Brunson, Kara Peller, Hank Meijer, Norman Brinkler, Stanley Marcus, Jerry King, Mac King, Nathan Burton, Zach Anner, Louie Anderson, Owen Benjamin, Steve Byrne and more.
As head of Facilities for a major retailer (H-E-B Food/Drugs) for 20 years, Jack co-founded Professional Retail Store Maintenance Association (PRSM) and was elected President to establish PRSM magazine. Jack is a writer, speaker, golf-concierge and happiness coach. He has researched and studied happiness for over 40 years.
Jack was a prolific writer for Examiner.com, with over 1,900 articles written in six years. His articles and stories have appeared in AXS Entertainment, The ROWDY Country Music, Memphis Flash, and numerous magazines.
He is author of “Miracles of Justice,” a true courtroom drama novel about social injustice and miracles.
Chick-fil-A should be on your list.
After supporting the terrorist organization BLM, my money is mine. I’ll starve when that’s the best option. They should go ahead and open on Sundays. Being gay is wrong, but destruction, violence, murder, etc., is acceptable because of skin color?!?!
No thanks.
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What an eye-opener!!
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