The Sinclair Problem
Sinclair owns and operates over 180 local television stations across the country, reaching nearly 40% of American households. But they don’t just report the news — they control it.
This isn’t journalism.
This is propaganda masked as local news.
Why It Matters
Our Mission
Together, We’re the Watchdogs.
What You Can Do
We believe in transparency, accountability, and the power of informed consumers. Citizens for Consumer Justice is building pressure on companies to pull their ads from Sinclair stations — and to stop supporting platforms that silence truth-tellers and distort public discourse.
Through petitions, consumer campaigns, and corporate engageme
We believe in transparency, accountability, and the power of informed consumers. Citizens for Consumer Justice is building pressure on companies to pull their ads from Sinclair stations — and to stop supporting platforms that silence truth-tellers and distort public discourse.
Through petitions, consumer campaigns, and corporate engagement, we’re taking the fight to the advertisers who bankroll censorship.
What You Can Do
Together, We’re the Watchdogs.
What You Can Do
- 📢 Spread the Word – Share our campaign with your network.
- 💰 Support Ethical Media – Let advertisers know where your dollars go matters.
Together, We’re the Watchdogs.
Together, We’re the Watchdogs.
Together, We’re the Watchdogs.
Sinclair thrives in the shadows. It's time to bring their practices — and the companies that support them — into the light.
Citizens for Consumer Justice is here to make sure your voice is heard — louder than ever.
Most recently, Sinclair has been implicated in the censorship and firing of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, an outspoken crit
Sinclair thrives in the shadows. It's time to bring their practices — and the companies that support them — into the light.
Citizens for Consumer Justice is here to make sure your voice is heard — louder than ever.
Most recently, Sinclair has been implicated in the censorship and firing of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, an outspoken critic of political corruption and media manipulation. His removal is the latest in a pattern of dangerous editorial interference and suppression of dissenting voices — all while corporations continue to fund Sinclair’s platforms with advertising dollars.