Social Justice
Michael Moore calls for boycott of Georgia over Troy Davis execution
Filmmaker and activist, Michael Moore, is calling for an economic boycott in response to Troy Davis’ execution.
Filmmaker and activist, Michael Moore, is calling for an economic boycott in response to Troy Davis’ execution.
Statement from Michael Moore
“I encourage everyone I know to never travel to Georgia, never buy anything made in Georgia, and to never do business in Georgia,” Moore said on his website.
The award winning filmmaker and author is even threatening to pull all his books from stores in Georgia.
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