‘Anti-woke’ dog food and pro-America lipstick: US sees rise in rightwing stores

A number of marketplaces have sprung up seeking to make use of anti-establishment fervor - are they here to stay?

Among the many odd things to come out of Donald Trump's political movement - see ear bandages, doomed boat rallies and rubbish dancing - one that could be here to stay is more prosaic: the creation of a series of rightwing marketplaces and products seeking to capitalize on anti-establishment fervor.

In recent years a number of platforms have sprung up to sell conservative-made items, from anti-woke" dog food to pro-America lipstick, in a pushback against what they claim is cancel culture" in the US - and what others might see as a fairly cynical attempt to cash in on rightwing Americans' political beliefs.