There are also separate boycotts happening against retailers like Target and Coca-Cola. One boycott is an “economic blackout” proposed for Feb. 28. On that day, consumers have been encouraged ...

Another Target boycott, called the “Target fast,” encourages people to not spend any money at Target during Lent and sell any Target stock they own because of the company's DEI retreat.

There are also separate boycotts happening against retailers like Target and Coca-Cola. This story was updated to correct a typo. One boycott is an “economic blackout” proposed for Feb. 28.

A nationwide consumer boycott dubbed the "economic blackout ... Specific business being targeted during the blackout include Walmart, Target and Amazon— all major corporations who have rolled ...

The Rev. Jamal Bryant of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest, Georgia, is leading one such boycott. He is urging Black Americans to stop shopping at Target and to sell their stock in ...

You can sign up, too, at targetfast.org. This “fast”/boycott will only be successful if the organizers cause Target pain. Bryant says Black people spend $12 million a day at Target.

The Feb. 28 boycott is one of several. There is a national boycott of Target, which started Feb. 1 to coincide with Black History Month. It was launched by civil rights activists in Minneapolis ...

Businesses that may be affected by the boycott include Amazon and Target, which recently disbanded DEI initiatives. Supporters of the protest are, however, encouraged to continue shopping and ...

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Many consumers plan to vote with their money one day this week. Activists have called for people to let their (lack of) spending speak to major retailers like Walmart, Target and Amazon to protest ...