In October 2018, Phillip Stewart, owner of S&Z Grocery in Athens, Alabama, stopped selling 20-ounce Pepsi and Diet Pepsi bottles featuring the NFL logo, saying he disagreed with players kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. Stewart explained that he would continue selling other Pepsi products but refused to stock the promotional bottles while the logo remained on them, even if the decision cost his store business. His decision sparked discussion among customers about patriotism, peaceful protest, and standing up for personal beliefs…
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