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Anonymous wrote:Couldn’t agree more. The arab and Muslim trolls are always down to push their tired Jew hatred on online platforms. And boycotting is a tactic from way back during the Soviet Union. Nothing new to us! Pathetic

Sure nothing American about boycotts


You know, not all of us went to school in the South

What does this have to do with the South? Estée Lauder is a New York company. While I agree with the proposes of boycotting companies like EL, I think you also need to work on your skills in argument and persuasion.

Maybe you should work on yours

Boycotts arre part of American history

Don't know about Soviet Union and don't care

What? I probably should have mentioned I was an NP. You are not helping your own cause, a cause which I happen to agree. Ad hominem attack, poor spelling, poor arguments, reveling in ignorance (don’t know and don’t care mentality) don’t seem all that different to the MAGA brand. Realize what you aspiring to represent and hold yourself to a higher standard of conduct.

Anonymous wrote:Your boycott will make an impact!
ELC Key initiatives include funding over $156 million for breast cancer research and education, supporting women’s leadership programs, advancing sustainable, recyclable packaging, and reducing carbon emissions.
Key philanthropic and corporate responsibility efforts include:
Breast Cancer Awareness: The Breast Cancer Campaign, along with its charitable foundation, has raised over $156 million to fund global research, education, and medical services.

Environmental Sustainability: ELC focuses on sustainable packaging, aiming for zero waste to landfills at its facilities, and reducing direct/indirect carbon emissions.

Social Impact & Education: The company supports global programs for women's leadership, education, and community initiatives, including the "Writing Change" initiative.

Community Support: Philanthropic efforts have included constructing playgrounds in New York City and restoring the Palace of Versailles.
Employee Engagement: Through "ELC Good Works," the company has seen over $27 million in employee donations and company matches since FY'15.