Boycott

A boycott is a collective action where individuals or groups refuse to purchase, use, or participate in something as a form of protest. This strategy is often aimed at companies, governments, or organizations to express disapproval of their practices, policies, or behavior. By withdrawing support, participants hope to pressure the target to change its actions or policies. Boycotts can be organized for various reasons, including social justice, environmental concerns, or ethical issues, and they highlight the power of consumer choice in driving change.