Hershey put a trans woman on a candy bar, and some customers are calling for a boycott

Hershey stands by ad featuring trans woman for 'International Women's Day' despite backlash

Hershey is standing by its decision to include a trans-woman in its advertising campaign honoring International Women's Day.

Hershey’s Featured a Trans Woman in an Ad. Of Course, Conservatives Are Boycotting

When will candy stop personally victimizing the right wing?

Hershey responds to backlash over Women’s Day campaign featuring trans activist

Hershey Canada has responded to backlash over its decision to honor a trans activist as part of its International Women’s Day promotion, saying that the inclusive campaign “recognize[s] the strength in diversity.”

The Right Wants to Boycott Hershey’s Because a Trans Woman Was in Its Ad

The right is furious that Fae Johnstone, a 27-year-old transgender woman, appeared in a Hershey's chocolate ad campaign.

Hershey says it stands by its International Women's Day campaign featuring a trans woman even after calls to boycott the company

Canadian trans-rights activist Fae Johnstone tweeted she hopes the campaign "shows trans girls they can dream big and change the world too."

Calls to boycott Hershey's mount after company features male transsexual in International Women's Day promo

Transgender Fae Johnstone advertising for Hershey (video screenshot) (THE BLAZE) – Hershey's has brought back its "SHE" bar as part of an International Women's Day campaign to push more of its chocolate in Canada. Although the company claims to want to "shine a light on the women and girls who inspire us every day," among the five individuals enjoying the spotlight is a man masquerading as a female. WND is now on Trump's Truth Social! Follow us …