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Why Are Latinos Urging a Coca-Cola Boycott? What's Trump Got to Do with It?
Have you seen the buzz on social media about Latinos urging folks to ditch Coca-Cola? Well, there's a reason behind it, and it involves the new U.S. President, Donald Trump. Tensions are brewing between the Latino community in the U.
Why people are boycotting Coca-Cola – and did they really call ICE on their own employees?
A viral TikTok video claims, without evidence, that ‘thousands of Latin American workers’ were fired in Texas and reported to immigration officials
Target, Coca-Cola and more are the subject of ongoing boycotts. Here's a recap of why.
Coca-Cola, Amazon, and Target are among the companies that have been subject to boycotts and are finding audiences on social media. One boycott, calling for an “economic blackout” on Feb. 28, was shared on Instagram by actor and comedian John Leguizamo. As of Thursday, his post had 155,000 likes and over 2,700 comments.
Some netizens are calling for a Coca-Cola boycott. Here's why
Latinos, making up nearly 20% of the U.S. population, are mobilizing against Coca-Cola due to alleged ties to Trump’s policies.
Why Are People Boycotting Coca-Cola? And 11 Other Companies Latinos Refuse To Buy From
Coca-Cola faces boycotts for supporting Trump and Israel, prompting the Freeze Latino Movement to urge support for Latino-owned businesses.
Did Coca-Cola call ICE Agents On Latino Workers? Fact-Checking Viral 'Boycott' Claims
Coca-Cola faced backlash on social media after allegations surfaced claiming the company cooperated with ICE, leading to deportations of immigrant workers. Despite widespread calls for a boycott, there is no credible evidence supporting these claims of mass layoffs or ICE involvement by Coca-Cola.
Coca-Cola amongst the companies targeted in new round of boycotts
Coca-Cola, In-n-Out amongst businesses targeted in recent boycott movement fueled by announcement of DEI rollbacks
Fact Check: No evidence Coca-Cola reported immigrant workers to ICE
There is no evidence that Coca-Cola reported its Latino workers to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or apologized for doing so, as claimed in a widely shared narrative on social media.
The claim that Coca-Cola turned over ‘its own workers to ICE’ is unfounded
A Coca-Cola spokesperson told PolitiFact that the accusation that The Coca-Cola Co.called immigration authorities to assist in the separation of workers illegally in the U.S. is "unequivocally false." The company gave a personalized bottle to President Donald Trump on Jan.
‘What did Coca-Cola do?’: Woman goes to store for a Pepsi. Then she sees the Coca-Cola
A woman goes to a store to pick up a Pepsi and notices the Coca-Cola products are completely untouched. In a TikTok with over ...
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Coca-Cola is accused of calling ICE on immigrant workers — but there's no evidence of it
Coca-Cola also denied the allegations, and there was no proof of an apology by the company, as asserted by some videos. While people were calling for a boycott of Coca-Cola products over the ...
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‘Shut it down’: Consumers are boycotting major retailers. Here’s what shoppers plan for Feb. 28
Calls are mounting for consumers to boycott retailers. Here's why, and which California businesses are among those targeted.
‘Team Pepsi’: Rumors of Coca-Cola calling ICE on their workers ignites Latino boycott
A 2025 Coke boycott was launched across Latino communities over rumors that Coca-Cola called ICE on its employees and fired ...
Nationwide Economic Blackout on February 28: What to Know About Boycott
When Donald Trump reentered office, one of his first calls to action was to end several DEI initiatives in the federal government.
Coca-Cola, PepsiCo Planning to Comply With Trump’s DEI Policy
Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc., both government contractors, are preparing to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order banning diversity, equity and inclusion programs, according to people ...
‘I love this for Pepsi’: Costco shopper heads to soda aisle. Then they notice something strange
A Southern California woman noticed that Pepsi has become much more popular than Coca-Cola at her local Costco. There's a reason for that.