Which is not an example of the power of boycotts in movements for change?
A. Boycotts are nonviolent and legal.
B. Boycotts bring issues to the courts where they can be resolved.
C. Boycotts can force companies to change or risk going out of business.
D. Boycotts show strength in numbers.
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