US EditionNAACP spending guide urges Black Americans to avoid companies that dumped DEI
- The NAACP urges Black consumers to focus their nearly $2 trillion in purchasing power on companies committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
- The NAACP reports that Black consumers have purchasing power exceeding $1.8 trillion annually.
- Derrick Johnson, the NAACP president, aims to guide Black communities on spending decisions during changing DEI commitments.
- The NAACP views the rollback of DEI initiatives as a threat to Black economic progress and civil rights.
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NAACP urges Black consumers to steer buying power away from companies that have ditched DEI
The NAACP is telling black consumers to stay away from certain companies, like Walmart, which have peeled back some of their initiatives related to diversity, equity and inclusion.
NAACP spending guide urges Black Americans to avoid companies that dumped DEI
The nation’s oldest civil rights organization released its Black Consumer Advisory, a project intended to help educate Black Americans on “who’s pushing progress and who’s stuck in the past.”
NAACP lists companies that dump DEI initiatives
WASHINGTON — The NAACP wants Black Americans to steer their buying power toward companies that haven't pulled back from diversity, equity and inclusion programs under conservative pressure, and the nation's oldest civil rights organization is listing which brands have stood…
NAACP Lists Brands Sticking With DEI in Consumer Guide
The NAACP wants Black Americans to direct their buying power toward companies that haven't pulled back from diversity, equity, and inclusion programs under Republican pressure, and the nation's oldest civil rights organization is listing which brands have stood by—or reversed—past commitments to DEI. The NAACP told the AP...
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