because 'change from the inside' is a legitimate and often more successful approach to political/social activism. You're probably right in that it's much harde

because 'change from the inside' is a legitimate and often more successful approach to political/social activism. You're probably right in that it's much harder to change a behemoth. But we've seen recently the power of employee activism. Google & china search, twitter during the election, climate strike, reddit for a few things didn't they hire and then fire a known abuser?, Google AI ethics saga (though maybe I shouldn't put that Im not sure that's a success lol, is that conservative lady still there?). I'm sure there's a bunch more but that's just off the top of my head and maybe some aren't the best examples but other commenters I'm sure can chime in with better ones. And of course it's more complicated. Can argue corporations would do some of this on their own simply for marketing reasons.