Animal-rights activists standing behind a metal barrier have been a fixture since November outside Canada Goose's Manhattan flagship store. A review of the shopping experience in the New York Times found that the hubbub outside and the forbidding security guards made things awkward. The activists have been loud enough that residents in the area called for police intervention at a neighborhood meeting.
At the stock exchange demonstration, Michael Dolling, a 29-year-old animal-rights activist, handed out flyers. He held three pieces of Canada Goose coyote fur trim, unzipped from the coats, that had been donated by their wearers that morning. "We really can't allow this company to flourish," he said.
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