boycott as a strategy

A boycott is a strategy where individuals or groups decide not to buy or use certain products, services, or participate in activities from a specific company or organization. This is done to protest or oppose their actions, policies, or practices, hoping to influence change by reducing the organization’s revenue or reputation. Boycotts are often used as a peaceful way to express disagreement and encourage companies to adopt more ethical or fair practices. They rely on collective action, empowering consumers to make deliberate choices to support their values.