Shunning?

I see Stevie Wonder has said he won't perform in any state that has a "stand your ground" law.  That's fine and it's good to see him get involved.  I don't know anything about his other involvement, if any, or his financial activities--I know nothing of his personal life.

But I wonder (no pun intended) if will also refuse to perform in states or cities that have other undesirable (depending on one's views) laws or conditions.  For instance, will he refuse to perform in states which continue to encourage fatherless families by providing financial assistance to families abandoned by fathers instead of hunting down the deadbeats?  Will he refuse to perform in cities where schools do disservice to students?  Will he refuse to perform in cities with corrupt politicians whose actions and greed lead to poorer lives for citizens?

Yep, there's a lot more that can be done.  Why stop at "stand your ground?"