Yes, exception being food. Because I love it. Michael kors- said he didn't want black women wearing his purses because he didn't want weave in it. Lululemon- CEO body shamed women saying " some women's bodies just don't actually work" for his yogs. Hobby lobby- for religious views refused to supply birth control in its employee health care program.. they won. Exxon- they are some real douches, beating and displacing indigenous people for access to oil within the land. Hooters- body discrimination; never seen a thick and juicy women there for a reason Barneys, Goldman Sachs, Neiman Marcus- all have had multiple cases of employee and customer discrimination.

I won't eat at chic fila or but barilla products because of their stance on homosexuals, I don't shop at hobby lobby because of their stance on birth control. I don't investigate every product but if I hear about it I'll research it and potentially stop using them.

I didnt know products could have political stances... I'll ask my shampoo what it thinks of Trump and get back to you on that. 😂

Never ceases to amaze me, about how many people ACTUALLY GIVE A CRAP ABOUT NOTHING. Every post " it shouldn't / doesnt matter " 😂😂😂 must be nice to shrug off all adversities in life 🙄

I honestly can't even remember what products I buy 😑 mindblank. Nothing springs to mind, but I also don't actively check 🤷♀️ so I'm really not sure.

There are a couple places that I absolutely will not buy anything from, Walmart and anything owned by Walmart being the main one

I only buy curelty free makeup (if that applies here idk lol) but everything else I kinda don't look into

Eh, I don't need to totally agree, but I can't straight disagree with standpoint or practice either. That's why I wouldn't shop at Hobby Lobby, go to chick fil a or buy Oberweiss products. I vote with my dollars when possible.

I don't reallu pay attention. I just live in my happy bubble.

Your power as a consumer is limitless. Give your money to ethical companies and support small and local business and those will be the companies that thrive in the long run.