Transnationals do not participate in social movements.

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Transnationals can participate in social movements, either by supporting or opposing them, depending on their interests and values. Some examples include transnational corporations that advocate for environmental sustainability or LGBTQ rights, or those that mobilize against government regulations or labor unions. However, the extent and influence of their participation can vary greatly depending on factors such as their size, sector, location, and political power.

Transnationals Do Not Participate in Social Movements