Activists holding letters that spell out SHAME. Credit: BlueRobot, Flickr Creative Commons

Which corporations should be nominated to this year’s Corporate Hall of Shame?

Dear Friend,

No matter where we live, how much money we have, or who we love, we all want to live in a world where our government works for us, so we can all thrive.

But right now, in the U.S., corporate executives and the politicians in their pockets have turned our government into a weapon against us. And they’re doing this at the expense of the vital and life-giving programs or policies that were put in place to provide care to our communities, help meet our needs, and protect us from corporate abuse.

It's obscene. And we won’t let them quietly get away with dismantling the government and corrupting our democracy. That’s why in this year’s Corporate Hall of Shame, we aren’t just nominating corporations that engaged in flagrant and abusive behavior. We’ll also be shining a spotlight on corporations that are propping up the increasingly authoritarian Trump regime and profiting from this administration’s cruel agenda. But before we launch the ballot, we want to hear what corporations you think should be on the ballot.

So what do you think? Tell us which corporations you think should be on the ballot this year. Then, keep an eye out for the official ballot, which will drop late this month, and cast your vote!

Let us know which corporations should be on this year’s ballot

ADD YOUR NOMINEE

Building new prisons, shutting down climate monitoring offices, ending federal grants for health research – these are just some of the ways that this reckless regime is putting our lives in danger, all so they can consolidate even more power and reap even more profits.

Every year, we nominate several corporations for you to vote on and the one with the most votes gets inducted into the Corporate Hall of Shame. This is your chance to speak out against the corporations that are devastating people’s lives and the planet with impunity. And in a few weeks, we’ll announce the full list of nominees for you to vote on, with the “winner” being inducted into the Corporate Hall of Shame.

There’s no shortage of corporations that we can include on this year’s ballot. So what do you think? Who should be nominated for this year’s Corporate Hall of Shame?

Onward,

Taylor Leake
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Digital Director
Corporate Accountability

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