This is why there's an organizational push from these globalist companies to demonize investors, and switch from using terms like "shareholders" to instead say things about how they care about their "stakeholders" instead.
Take a business 101 class, and you'll learn that a "stakeholder" is anyone who comes in contact with your product at all. So with gigantic globalist corporations, they are essential saying they care more about their social activism to the entire world, than to the benefits of the company and the people who actually want returns on capital. There are tons of buisness news articles claiming the trend in the future will "ethical investing" into companies not because you expect profit, but becasue of the culture and social goals of the company. Its part of why Tesla is so oversized right now.
RC Cola is owned by Dr. Pepper. They are about the same level of wokness as any other multinational conglomerate these days, but at least they are smaller sized than Coke or Pepsi.
Red Bull, Faygo, and Arizona Iced Tea are probably the only drink companies likely to not be cucked, but really just the smaller the company the better in general. Also your local grocery store cola is probably pretty darn tasty.