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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.
A Black pastor who led the 40-day Target 'fast' over the chain's DEI policies says his demands haven't been met. Here's what ...
Georgia pastor who created the Target fast says it worked, wants new boycott to be permanent. More are planned against Amazon ...
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 ...
Nearly 200,000 people have registered for the Target fast at a website constructed by Bryant’s church, which provides ...
What started out as a 40-day fast by African Americans to refrain from shopping at Target stores across the country will ...
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ATLANTA — Pastor Jamal Bryant held a town hall Tuesday night about the Target Fast he launched last month. The fast was in ...
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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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