Definition
When companies publicly support social causes to appear ethical while doing nothing substantive behind the scenes. It's performative activism designed to boost brand image without affecting the bottom line or requiring actual change.
Example Usage
The company changed its logo to a rainbow for Pride Month while continuing to donate to anti-LGBTQ politicians—classic virtue signaling.
Source: Social and political discourse
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