In addition to participating in the boycott during the winter holiday season, I recommend two small glow-ups:
* We hold the boycott until the company agrees to write a statement in support of democracy and withdrawing support for this administration. People need to know when a boycott is over and that it matters. It also gives the boycott’s targets an off-ramp, which is advantageous because them peeling off from the regime becomes public and cracks their pillars of support.
* We also create winder holiday bazaars where we have free-sales, where people can re-gift items people no longer use. Also creating crafting events, holiday lights pro-democracy displays, and winter caroling that involves pro-democracy songs— including community choirs outside of police precincts, state houses, and detention centers. The idea is we need to demonstrate who we’re fighting for— our neighbors— not just who we’re fighting against.
