Assertion: boycott | /r/HasProperty | effective
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text: They believed that the boycott could be effective because the Montgomery bus system was heavily dependent on African American riders, who made up about 75 percent of the ridership.
text: The Economist contends that the boycott is "flimsy" and ineffective, that "blaming Israel alone for the impasse in the occupied territories will continue to strike many outsiders as unfair," and points out that the Palestinian leadership does not support the boycott.
text: Boycotts are an effective way to use your spending dollars to effect change.
text: An African representative at the Bilderberg meeting voiced a different view: whether there was additional support outside the US or not, he believed, a boycott would be an effective symbolic protest and be dramatically visible to those within the Soviet Union.
text: The boycott was effective because it allowed people across the country who were sympathetic to the UFW organizing effort but unable to participate directly to lend meaningful support to the cause.
text: Also, a boycott wouldn’t have to involve more than a few industries to be effective.
text: Write Letters For a boycott to be effective, it must be followed up with a letter writing campaign to inform the companies that we are boycotting their products until they stop collaborating with Israel.
text: Anyone can declare a boycott at any time, but most boycotts are ineffective.
text: However, boycott is an effective way to raise awareness by causing people to think of why they are being boycotted and excluded.