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Target Boycott Update as Pastor Intensifies Push for DEI
The Rev. Jamal Bryant of Georgia is calling for the nationwide boycott of Target to continue, as he says the company has not met his list of demands regarding diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Newsweek reached out to Target via email Wednesday for comment.
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 ...
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Nearly 200,000 people have registered for the Target fast at a website constructed by Dr. Bryant’s church, which provides ...
Meanwhile, Costco — which rejected calls to abandon its DEI efforts — marked its sixteenth straight week of increasing foot ...
General Mills spending freeze is happening now. Food brand includes cereal, baking, pizzas. New boycotts against Walmart, ...
Target and Walmart saw foot traffic fall up to 9% amid shopper boycotts over DEI rollbacks Website and app traffic also ...
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Pastor Jamal Bryant rejects Target offer to settle DEI dispute, declares ‘full boycott’Megachurch Pastor Jamal Bryant said Target’s pledge to invest $2 billion into black-owned businesses by July 31 was not ...
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Target faces national boycott for failing to uphold promises to Black CommunityThe boycott follows what organizers describe as broken promises made by Target to the Black community in the wake of George ...
Shoppers in the U.S. are continuing their boycotts against retailers like Target and Walmart. Here's why they are boycotting.
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