Consumer Boycott Against Target Extended Despite The Retailer Saying It Will Fulfill $2B Commitment To Black-Owned Businesses

The ongoing consumer boycott against Target, led by Rev. Jamal Bryant, highlights the repercussions of the retailer’s decision to retract its diversity, equity, and inclusion commitments. Despite pledging a $2 billion investment in Black-owned businesses, Target has faced significant backlash, with a substantial drop in both foot traffic and stock value. This situation underscores the critical importance of businesses staying true to their commitments to inclusivity and community support.

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