Shoppers in the U.S. are continuing their boycotts against retailers like Target and Walmart. Here's why they are boycotting.

A three-day spending freeze is the latest economic boycott protesting corporations backtracking on DEI. What to know about ...

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Burning them in the guise of a boycott serves no purpose other than economic self-destruction. "We are burning our own house ...

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Boycotts and blackouts have become common since President Donald Trump took office for the second time. The Citizen Times previously covered the 40-day "Target Fast," which ends April 17 ...

It could prove a test of some shoppers’ boycott commitment ... The extended deadline for Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards is next Friday, April 25, at 11:59 p.m. PT.

Yes, the 'Target Fast' boycott is still happening. The faith community's 40-day boycott, which is in protest of the retailer's decision to reverse DEI initiatives, began on Wednesday, March 5 ...

These struggles are happening as national and local boycotts continue in response to ... More than 150,000 individuals have signed the 40-day "Target Fast" pledge, according to the initiative's ...

They are also calling for a second economic blackout on April 18-20. Other boycotts, like a 40-day ‘Target fast,’ are happening around the country to protest companies who are following Trump ...

In response to Walmart rolling back DEI initiatives, some consumers have chosen to boycott the chain. The latest boycott takes place during a 40-day spending freeze on Target and joins other ...

They are also calling for a second economic blackout on April 18-20. Other boycotts, like a 40-day ‘Target fast,’ are happening around the country to protest companies who are following Trump ...