Is the Target boycott working? – The Bay State Banner

MAGA Mismanagement: Report Reveals Target Donated $1M To Trump Inaugur

You know — maybe there was a reason administrators at Target made the ill-advised decision of announcing its rollback of DEI initiatives and programs to promote Black businesses shortly after the second inauguration of commander-in-anti-DEI-propaganda, President Donald Trump. Perhaps the reason target execs were so confident making their announcement just after Trump made a big show of signing sweeping anti-DEI executive orders is that they had …

Is the Target boycott working? – The Bay State Banner

Target’s decision to scale back its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives has sparked a nationwide backlash that is taking a visible toll on the retailer — so much so that the head of Target recently sat down with Al Sharpton to see how he could right the sinking ship.

Target CEO Rakes In $20.4M as Boycott Deepens and Black Leaders Demand Accountability

By Stacy M. Brown BlackPressUSA.com Senior National Correspondent As Target Corporation grapples with a sweeping boycott led by grassroots activists and civil rights groups, the company’s chair and CEO, Brian Cornell, walked away with a pay package worth $20.4 million last year. That total marked a 6.3 percent increase over the previous year, primarily driven by $16.1 million in stock awards, alongside a $1.4 million salary and $2.3 million in b…

Target Boycotts and its Effect on Both Sides of the Black Dollar - Free Press of Jacksonville

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — By Dr. Patrise Holden, Washington Informer Special to Black Press USA|  The sentiments of this Target employee highlight a key issue: while boycotts send a clear message to corporations, they can also inadvertently harm small Black businesses and working-class consumers. Signs in hand, on April 19th, a small crowd of about 10 people gathered in front of the Target at 14th and Columbia Road NW, Washington, DC. Voices rais…

Target CEO Rakes In $20.4M as Boycott Deepens and Black Leaders Demand Accountability – The Windy City Word

By Stacy M. Brown BlackPressUSA.com Senior National Correspondent As Target Corporation grapples with a sweeping boycott led by grassroots activists and civil rights groups, the company’s chair and CEO, Brian Cornell, walked away with a pay package worth $20.4 million last year. That total marked a 6.3 percent increase over the previous year, primarily driven by $16.1 million in stock awards, alongside a $1.4 million salary and $2.3 million in b…