GOP lawmakers are boycotting Coca-Cola and other brands to fight “cancel culture.”
A group of Georgia lawmakers are demanding Coca-Cola products be removed from their office suite after the company’s CEO panned Georgia’s new voting law, the latest boycott called by Republicans to retaliate against companies they claim are contributing to an “out of control cancel culture.” Last week, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law a bill to tighten voting restrictions, leading to sweeping outcry from critics who dubbed the legislation “ Jim Crow 2.0.” James Quincey, the chief executive of Atlanta-based Coca Cola, told CNBC the law is “unacceptable,” and “ a step backwards .
