In 1880, Irish tenants sparked a revolution in protest tactics. After Charles Boycott rejected fair rent, locals cut all ties—workers quit, shops closed to him, even the postman refused service

After Charles Boycott rejected fair rent, locals cut all ties—workers quit, shops closed to him, even the postman refused servic

Aodh Mór Uí Néill- Thee Uí Néill

@AodhMorONeill

In 1880, Irish tenants sparked a revolution in protest tactics After Charles Boycott rejected fair rent, locals cut all ties—workers quit, shops closed to him, even the postman refused service It drew global attention, birthing the term “boycott” forever