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Pushing the transgender agenda might not be the best idea for the radical left as they head into the 2024 presidential election, as Bud Light sales in the west of swing state Pennsylvania are still waning due to the ongoing boycott after its national controversy, wading into the world of woke.
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Market research shows that sales of Bud Light beer have dropped by 17 percent since the company advertised with a guy who says he is a woman, Dylan Mulvaney.
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Rasmussen found that 54 percent of American adults want to stop buying products from Anheuser-Busch because the company used a transgender person to market Bud Light.
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Anheuser-Busch's market value has dropped by more than $6 billion in the days since it promoted a beer with transgender social media star Dylan Mulvaney. The company's shares have fallen because of a backlash against Bud Light across the country.
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After NIKE hired transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney to sell the company's sports bras and tights, some women went on TikTok and joined the 'Burn Bra Challenge' to destroy their NIKE sports bras.
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Kyrie Irving is now at odds with Nike while apparently on the hunt for new representation as well.
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Vanessa Bryant hinted at a contentious breakup with Nike in a statement following news that Kobe Bryant’s estate chose not to renew its partnership with the brand.
“Kobe’s Nike
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Nike said Wednesday it’s cutting jobs and shuffling its executive ranks as the sports-apparel giant shifts more of its focus to digital sales versus brick-and-mortar retail outlets, which have taken a beating amid the coronavirus pandemic. Nike didn’t specify how many of its 76,700 employees worldwide will get the ax, but disclosed on its website …
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Saquon Barkley wants everyone who wears his Nike sneakers to know what it is like to walk in his shoes. The preliminary concept of simulated concrete on the Giants star’s forthcoming shoe isn’t meant just to create flash. It is a tribute to a different name he almost was given. Reminiscent of the streets and …
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Nike just did it: Juneteenth is now a paid company holiday. The sportswear giant added June 19, the oldest known US celebration of the end of slavery, to its list of annual official days off, CNN Business reported. Twitter, Square and Vox Media also have designated the date as a holiday. Nike announced the decision …