One boycott is an “economic blackout” proposed for Feb. 28. On that day, consumers have been encouraged to refrain from ...

A growing number of Black consumers are collectively boycotting Target and other retailers that have recently reversed DEI ...

Activists have planned a boycott of major retailers, credit card companies, and other businesses in protest of corporate ...

Consumers are being urged not to spend any money on Feb. 28 or, if an emergency arises, to shop local. Here's why.

Some consumers are preparing for a 24-hour economic blackout Friday to protest a nationwide push to roll back efforts on diversity, equity and inclusion. On Friday, several boycotts are encouraging ...

Target is facing another lawsuit, this time from brought by Florida, over a marketing decision that created intense backlash ...

John Schwarz, a self-described “mindfulness and meditation facilitator,” proposed a 24-hour nationwide “economic blackout” of major chains on the last day of the month.

Just because the national media covers this “economic boycott” and gives publicity and airtime to its well-meaning founder ...

Friday's economic blackout organizer said the time was right because people are frustrated with corporate greed, billionaire tax breaks and diversity, equity and inclusion rollbacks.

Target faces financial consequences, community backlash, and legal challenges after scaling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

You may have seen messages on social media urging people to not buy anything at all on Friday, Feb. 28, as part of a protest.