Join American National Boycott Group

Title: "The Power of Boycott: Uniting for Real Change with the American National Boycott Group" In the fight for justice, social and political power lies in the collective strength of the people. A boycott is more than just a protest—it is a powerful tool that holds corporations and governments accountable, demanding action and change. By refusing to support businesses or entities that perpetuate injustice, we create an economic force that cannot be ignored. The American National Boycott Group stands as a unified front against the forces that attempt to suppress civil rights and equality. In the wake of recent actions that threaten the progress made by those who fought for freedom, we are called to stand firm. One of the most alarming recent developments is the executive order signed by former President Donald Trump, which many argue undermines the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the courageous individuals who sacrificed for the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This act, a cornerstone in the fight for racial equality, is now at risk as policies are enacted that seek to erase or dilute its significance. The time for complacency is over. Boycotting has historically proven to be an effective way to spark real change. From the Montgomery Bus Boycott to the boycotts of the 1960s, history has shown us that when the people unite and demand respect, their voices cannot be ignored. By withholding financial support from businesses that align with oppressive forces, we send a clear message that we will no longer tolerate injustice. As part of the American National Boycott Group, we call on every member to identify and commit to boycotting one to three businesses or corporations that are complicit in maintaining the status quo of inequality, injustice, and systemic oppression. Your voice and your economic power are critical in this movement. Whether it’s a corporation that supports policies that harm marginalized communities or a company that profits from exploitation, your boycott matters. When we stand