Target’s DEI cuts have Black entrepreneurs saying ‘clear the shelves’
Owners of brands that were championed by Target before it rolled back DEI efforts say a boycott would harm their brands, and ...
A new Target store is planned for a shopping center coming to this growing Midlands area
A new Target store is the planned anchor for a new shopping center in Lexington County, and a well-known NFL name is ...
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Target was one of the most outspoken supporters of DEI. It’s changed its tune
“Belonging for all is an essential part of our team and ... employees and instances of damaged products and displays in stores. Target opted to remove certain items that caused the most ...
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Activists call for boycott of Target following rollback of DEI initiatives
Armstrong encouraged Minnesotans to start boycotting Target stores indefinitely starting Saturday ... consider a boycott to reconsider. "If we all decide to boycott and be like, 'No, we're ...
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Target buys old Macy’s property to build store in Lima
According to the records of the Allen County Recorders Office, the purchase was made last week and the property was bought ...
Is this the end of Target? This is the reason why activists are calling for a boycott of the store
Target has once again found itself in the middle of the culture wars after reversing a three-year-old policy prompting calls ...
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Black-owned brands warn lefty Target boycott over DEI reversal could actually hurt their businesses
“If we all decide to stop supporting said businesses ... Some critics called for shoppers to avoid Target stores and instead purchase products directly from black-owned brands’ websites.
Target becomes latest U.S. company to roll back DEI initiatives
Target will soon end some of its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, the retail giant announced Friday.
Target was one of the most outspoken supporters of DEI. It’s changed its tune
Target was honored for its “outstanding commitment to achieving Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI)” in 2022 by the Executive Leadership Council, a prominent organization of global Black CEOs.