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Fact checks on companies, campaigns, and institutions that paid a market or PR price for activist branding and policy choices. That includes 2020 rebrands, donations, layoffs, and products that got a political makeover. Every entry is tied to video, official text, or an archived page.
On June 17, 2020, Conagra Brands which owns the Mrs. Butterworth's syrup brand, announced a brand review related to their packaging...
On June 17, 2020, B&G Foods announced that it was removing the image of an African American Chef prominently featured on its Cream of Wheat product packaging...
In June 2020, PepsiCo, the owner of the Aunt Jemima brand, rebranded the products to Pearl Milling Company.
On September 23, 2020, Mars Food changed their Uncle Ben's rice product packaging as well as their product name.
As of the publishing time of this post, the currently recorded box office take for To The End, a documentary film by AOC, is only $15,801.
On Wednesday February 08, 2023, The Walt Disney Company announced it would reduce its workforce by approximately 7,000 jobs. Variety later reported Disney reached that 7,000-layoff goal.
In a press conference on October 7, 2022, NYC Mayor Eric Adams
According to PayPal's own Acceptable Use Policy, they are permitted to withdraw funds totaling $2,500 per violation from any PayPal account you control.
The original title of this article was that SVB had donated over 70M to BLM or related causes.