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Whole Foods Takes a Hit from Demonstrators
Throughout the San Francisco Bay Area on Dec 1, feminists took Whole Foods to task for not speaking up on behalf of its customers, most of whom have uteruses.
Top three photos in Palo Alto by Jim Colton, Probonophoto.org. Please credit the photographer. San Mateo photos via @vigilfordemocracy.
John Powell Mackey is founder and CEO of Whole Foods Market, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Amazon. On Dec 1, as part of a national day of action for reproductive justice, there were protests across the US with a handful not surprisingly held in the San Francisco Bay Area. Protesters demanded that Mackey "support the people who support you" by speaking out against the draconian anti-abortion law in Texas, where Whole Foods has its headquarters.
In Palo Alto and San Mateo, management called the police on peaceful protesters. There were no arrests. Other demonstrations were held at Whole Foods locations in Berkeley, Oakland, and SF.
John Powell Mackey is founder and CEO of Whole Foods Market, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Amazon. On Dec 1, as part of a national day of action for reproductive justice, there were protests across the US with a handful not surprisingly held in the San Francisco Bay Area. Protesters demanded that Mackey "support the people who support you" by speaking out against the draconian anti-abortion law in Texas, where Whole Foods has its headquarters.
In Palo Alto and San Mateo, management called the police on peaceful protesters. There were no arrests. Other demonstrations were held at Whole Foods locations in Berkeley, Oakland, and SF.
For more information:
https://www.strikeforchoice.org
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