Last week, Bryant declared that the 40-day fast has officially become a boycott of indefinite length. He compared the effort to the Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955, which lasted 13 months and crippled ...

Bryant said Target has yet to meet his demands ... in January it would phase out a handful of DEI initiatives, and reneged on its REACH program, designed to help support Black employees and ...

Target has suffered an 11-week decline in foot traffic that began the week after the chain announced it was rolling back DEI ...

Since February, activists across the US have shunned the retail giant for its decision to roll back DEI initiatives.

Target has made operational mistakes and faced backlash over its rollback of DEI initiatives, leading shoppers to choose ...

Initiatives axed include a program aimed at increasing representation of Black ... with civil rights leader Reverend Al Sharpton to discuss the company's stance on DEI. Target's press office did not ...

Check out The Chronicle’s latest diversity, equity, and inclusion coverage Wyoming’s Legislature banned DEI-related programs, activities, policies, and training. Kentucky’s General Assembly ...

American consumers have been boycotting major companies since the beginning of the year. Target has faced several consumer ...

When the rollback was announced shortly after Trump took action against DEI programs in the federal government by executive ...

Beyond foot traffic, retailers also pay attention to brand loyalty ― and that can be one of the biggest strengths of a months ...

A newly released White House report shows that the Department of Education saw the largest DEI savings, with cuts totaling nearly $800 million. Other significant reductions were reported at the ...

While consumers protest the dismantling of DEI initiatives, the boycott is also limiting shopping habits. How long can we live without the convenience of the major retailer?