Online critics are making calls to boycott Hershey after a trans woman was included on the chocolate bar's wrappers for its International Women's Day Canadian campaign. The Hershey Company stands by its partnership with the trans-rights activist despite growing calls online to boycott the brand over its inclusion of the transgender woman in the campaign.
Calls to boycott Hershey are spreading on Twitter in response to the chocolate company's International Women's Day Canadian campaign, which featured a transgender woman on the company's 'HER for SHE' wrappers. Hershey's decision to include a transgender woman in a Canadian advertising campaign promoting Women's History Month and International Women's Day has sparked a fierce backlash from right-wing online critics.
A social media campaign by U.S.-based chocolate giant Hershey's has garnered both a hateful response and a loud chorus of support after a transgender woman was included in its International Women's Day Canadian campaign. The campaign, which features the trans woman on its 'HER for SHE' wrappers, has generated a wave of social media calls for a boycott of the company's products.
Calls for a boycott surfaced on Twitter after a trans woman appeared on the company's 'HER for SHE' wrappers. The trans rights activist featured on the wrappers is a Canadian entrepreneur and advocate for transgender rights. Supporters of the campaign are praising Hershey's for its inclusive message, while critics are calling for a boycott of the company's products.
The Hershey Company has come out in support of its partnership with the trans-rights activist, and has stated that it will not be backing down from the campaign despite the calls for a boycott. The company has released a statement saying that it stands by its decision to include a transgender woman in the campaign, and that it will continue to celebrate and promote diversity and inclusion.
Hershey's decision to feature a transgender woman in its International Women's Day Canadian campaign has sparked a fierce debate on social media, with some calling for a boycott of the company's products, while others are praising the company for its inclusive message. Supporters of the campaign are highlighting the fact that Hershey's is promoting an important message of acceptance and inclusion, while critics are attacking the company for its decision to include a transgender woman in the campaign.
This story was updated to include comment from The Hershey Company. Calls for a boycott of Hershey's products erupted on Twitter Wednesday after the company featured a transgender woman in its International Women's Day Canadian campaign. The Hershey Company has released a statement saying that it stands by its decision to include a transgender woman in the campaign, and that it will continue to celebrate and promote diversity and inclusion.
Cancel culture watchdogs want to Hershey's Kiss the iconic chocolate-maker goodbye. Incensed social media critics are threatening to boycott the company's products after a transgender woman was featured in its International Women's Day Canadian campaign. Supporters of the campaign are applauding Hershey's for promoting an important message of acceptance and inclusion, while critics are attacking the company for its decision to include a transgender woman in the campaign.
Despite the growing calls for a boycott, the Hershey Company has stated that it will not be backing down from the campaign. The company has released a statement saying that it stands by its decision to include a transgender woman in the campaign, and that it will continue to celebrate and promote diversity and inclusion.
The Hershey Company has also released a statement saying that it “believes in creating a safe and inclusive environment for all employees, customers and partners". The statement goes on to say that the company is committed to “ensuring that everyone feels included and respected, regardless of their gender identity or expression".
The Hershey Company's decision to feature a transgender woman in its International Women's Day Canadian campaign has sparked a heated debate on social media. Supporters of the campaign are praising Hershey's for its inclusive message, while critics are calling for a boycott of the company's products.
The Hershey Company has stated that it will not be backing down from the campaign despite the calls for a boycott. The company has released a statement saying that it stands by its decision to include a transgender woman in the campaign, and that it will continue to celebrate and promote diversity and inclusion.
The Hershey Company's decision to feature a transgender woman in its International Women's Day Canadian campaign has sparked a fierce debate on social media, with some calling for a boycott of the company's products, while others are praising the company for its inclusive message.
Regardless of the outcome of the boycott, The Hershey Company has made it clear that it will continue to stand by its decision to include a transgender woman in its International Women's Day Canadian campaign, and that it will continue to promote and celebrate diversity and inclusion.
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