Cash over credit
Use cash when it fits your situation so you rely less on credit cards and profiling; pair that with local vendors when you can because they keep more of the money when you use cash.
Economic Action Guide
Who owns what—and practical alternatives for everyday choices. Find what fits your budget and your hometown.
Ethical Consumer and Progressive Shopper maintain extensive boycott lists and suggested alternatives—useful when you want a second opinion beyond this short cheat sheet.
Use cash when it fits your situation so you rely less on credit cards and profiling; pair that with local vendors when you can because they keep more of the money when you use cash.
Small habits add up: local hardware, union grocery where available, farmers markets, swaps and second hand stores,and indie media instead of defaulting to the biggest chains.
Use standard search, bookmarks, and human-curated boycott guides (like Ethical Consumer) instead of opaque recommendation bots when you can.
Each card groups billionaires with the companies they control and offers alternatives.
Retail and Media
Social media
Social media
Technology
Overview of companies often associated with Gates (third-party article): Thomasnet — Bill Gates companies.
Consumer electronics
Consumer goods
Information systems
Energy & chemicals
Investment funds (BlackRock)
Listed as a left-leaning billionaire.