"In deciding to part ways with ALEC, Procter & Gamble has acknowledged that it can't in good
conscience market products to Black communities while at the same time handing
over customers' dollars to a right-wing think tank that has worked to suppress
the Black vote.
"On Friday afternoon, we
learned that P&G began reviewing its membership in January and recently
decided not to rejoin ALEC in 2012. External Relations Manager Elizabeth
Ratchford told us via email that, 'Decisions about which memberships we retain
are guided by budgetary considerations, value to the business and engagement on
issues core to our ability to compete in the marketplace.' The multinational
corporation made the determination that ALEC does not help P&G compete for
consumers' loyalty and support.
"Unfortunately, Johnson &
Johnson -- a P&G competitor and maker of products including Listerine,
Visine, and Band-Aid -- has not come to the same decision, despite having heard
from hundreds of ColorOfChange members and allies.
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From a post I did earlier today:
From a post I did earlier today:
It
doesn’t get any clearer than that.
ownership
of stock in any of ALEC’s member organizations represents a tacit (if
unintentional) endorsement of those policies
which
converts to
corporate
membership in ALEC represents a tacit (if unintentional) endorsement of those
policies
Are you "endorsing ALEC
policies" - unintentionally?
Where are you shopping?
What items are you buying?
What stocks do you own?
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If you have a choice between buying a product
from J & J or
P&G
Pick a P&G product
You can find them>>>>>HERE<<<<
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