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Do These Brands Reflect The Values of Your Family?

VOTE WTIH YOUR WALLET.

BRANDS WITH WOKE MESSAGING

Are some brands exposing our children to suggestive messaging too soon? We get it—'live and let live', but freedom is a two-way street. As parents, teachers and role models we'd like to enjoy equal respect for our choices, especially when it comes to what we expose kids to and protecting their innocence. Some brands don't give us that choice. 

Abercrombie & Fitch

Absolute Vodka

Aerie

Aesop

*Accenture

Adidas

AirBnB

Always (Procter & Gamble)

Amazon Studios

American Airlines

American Eagle 

Amtrak

Anheuser-Bush / Bud Light

Apple

Athletica

Banana Republic

Bank of America

*Ben & Jerry’s

Benetton

Best Buy

*BlackRock

Body Shop

#Bud Light/Anheuser-Busch

Burger King

Chipotle

Cotogoup

Coach

Coca-Cola

Converse

CoverGirl

Deloitte

Delta Airlines

*Disney

Dove/Unilever

Dr. Martens

Doritos / Pepsi Co.

Elf Beauty

Fenty Beauty

Fossil

Gap

General Mills

#Gillette

Goldman Sachs

Google/Alphabet

H&M

Hannah Anderson

Hilton

Hulu

Hyatt

IKEA

InstaCart

Jaguar

John Frieda

JP Morgan Chase

Kate Spade

Kellogs

Kenneth Cole

Kind

KPMG

Kraft Heinz

Lego

*Levis

Linkedin

Listerine / Johnson & Johnson

L'Oreal

Mac

Macys

Madewell

Marriott

Maybelline

McKinsey

Meta

Microsoft

Miller Life 

Molson Coors

Mondelez​​​​​​

NBC Universal

Nestle

*Netflix

*Nike

Nordstrom

North Face

Olay / Procter & Gamble

Old Navy

Pantene

Paramount

*Patagonia

Pepsi

PetSmart

Polo Ralph Lauren

RayBan

Reebok

REI

*Salesforce

Spotify

*Starbucks

#Target

Teletubbies / BBC

Tiffany’s

Trader Joe's

Toms

Uggs

Unilever

United Airlines

*USA Cycling

Vans

#Victoria's Secret

Warner Brothers

Whole Foods

YouTube

Zara

Zoom

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Brands in RED: The biggest abusers—guilty of ideological positioning, internal political enforcement, persistent refusal to course-correct, alienating core customers; suffering financial and reputational backlash.
— Brands that doubled down.
# — Brands that retreated.

BOYCOTT: (verb) To withdraw from commercial or social relations (country,
organization, or person) as a punishment or protest.

women's achievement

ORGANIZATIONS THAT RECOGNIZED, HONORED, OR AWARDED MEN IN WOMEN'S ACHIEVEMENT CATEGORIES
 

ZERO BIOLOGICAL FEMALES
have won a single award in any male category.

Biological males allowed to compete within female-designated categories or honors. 

ATHLETIC CATEGORIES (FEMALE DIVISIONS)

 

NCAA (U.S. College Sports)

• Lia Thomas — Women’s swimming national champion

• CeCe Telfer — Women’s NCAA hurdles champion

 

International Olympic Committee (IOC)

• Laurel Hubbard — Women’s Olympic weightlifting

 

World Athletics (Track & Field)

• Multiple biological males competed in women’s categories under eligibility policies

 

World Aquatics (FINA)

• Multiple biological males competed in women’s events 

 

World Cycling / UCI

• Veronica Ivy (Rachel McKinnon) — Women’s World Masters Champion

 

USA Cycling

• Multiple biological males competed and won in women’s categories

 

British Cycling

• Multiple biological males competed in female categories (policies later revised)

 

Australian Handball

• Hannah Mouncey — Women’s national competition

 

Mixed Martial Arts

• Fallon Fox — Women’s MMA division

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LIFESTYLE MEDIA

Sports Illustrated

• Female / Women’s sports coverage — Lia Thomas

ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA (WOMEN-DESIGNATED RECOGNITION)

 

Television, Film & Performing Arts

  • Laverne Cox — Emmy-nominated actress; Time cover; Daytime Emmy winner (producer)

  • Our Lady J — Carnegie Hall performer; television writer (Pose, Transparent)

  • Karla Sofía Gascón — Academy Award–nominated actress (2025)

 

 

POLITICS & PUBLIC SERVICE (WOMEN’S RECOGNITION)

 

U.S. Government

  • Sarah McBride — First openly transgender member of the U.S. House of Representatives

  • Rachel Levine — Public health official; women’s leadership recognitions

 

 

BEAUTY, PAGEANTS & FASHION (FEMALE-DESIGNATED)

 

Miss Universe

• Marina Machete — Portugal representative (Top 20 finalist)

 

Miss USA

• Kataluna Enriquez — State titleholder and national contestant

 

Victoria’s Secret

  • Valentina Sampaio — Model and runway participant

  • Alex Consani — Runway model (Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show)

 

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue

  • Valentina Sampaio — Featured model

  • Leyna Bloom — Featured model / cover appearance

 

Fashion Industry “Women” Honors

  • Valentina Sampaio — Fashion and modeling recognitions

  • Alex Consani — British Fashion Council “Model of the Year”

  • Miss Sahhara — International transgender beauty pageant winner

  • Multiple biological males included in women’s fashion, modeling and beauty recognitions

MEDIA, LEADERSHIP & “WOMEN OF THE YEAR” HONORS

 

BBC

• Woman of Achievement / Women’s honors — Multiple biological males

 

Business Insider

• Women in Tech — Multiple biological males

 

Fast Company

• Women to Watch — Multiple biological males

 

Fortune

• Women in Leadership — Multiple biological males

 

Glamour Magazine

• Woman of the Year — Caitlyn Jenner (2015)

 

USA Today

• Woman of the Year — Rachel Levine (2022)

 

Time Magazine

  • Women-focused recognition and covers — Multiple biological males (post-2010)

PROFESSIONAL & INDUSTRY “FIRSTS”

 

Aviation

  • Traniela Campolieto — First openly transgender woman airline captain in Argentina and Latin America

 

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