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Church pastor says Target ‘fast’ after DEI rollback is now a boycott
A 40-day ‘fast’ from mega-retailer Target after the store rolled back its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives will soon become a boycott. Minister Jamal Bryant of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church told Action News Jax’s Atlanta station WSB-TV that the fast ended on Easter Sunday, but they are moving directly into a full-on boycott.
According to Placer.ai., foot traffic at Target stores dropped 4.7 percent year-on-year for the week beginning April 7. The ...
Meanwhile, Costco — which rejected calls to abandon its DEI efforts — marked its sixteenth straight week of increasing foot ...
In February, a national Target boycott in honor of Black History Month was led by Minnesota activists. And a Latino Freeze movement urges Latinos to stop spending money at Target and other major ...
General Mills spending freeze is happening now. Food brand includes cereal, baking, pizzas. New boycotts against Walmart, ...
Nearly 200,000 people have registered for the Target fast at a website constructed by Bryant’s church, which provides ...
As Target grapples with an ongoing consumer boycott, CEO Brian Cornell is meeting with Al Sharpton in a move that could put ...
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Consumer Boycott Against Target Extended Despite The Retailer Saying It Will Fulfill $2B Commitment To Black-Owned BusinessesThe consumer boycott against Target will continue, according to Rev. Jamal Bryant. As AFROTECH previously reported, Target’s ...
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Target Boycott Organizers Say Protest Will Continue After Meeting With Company LeadersA Black-led boycott against the retail giant Target will continue, announced three of the boycott’s organizers after meeting ...
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