The Nestlé boycott is ending. When is the next DEI consumer spending freeze in Wisconsin?
- Target has lost over $12.4 billion in revenue and experienced a stock drop of $27.27 per share following its DEI policy changes.
- Numerator found that Black and Hispanic households are reducing their visits to Target at the highest rates, impacting the retailer's revenue significantly.
- The boycott organized by Rev. Bryant has mobilized over 150,000 participants and led to over 100 Black vendors withdrawing their products from Target.
- The NAACP and NNPA are launching a campaign in response to companies dismantling their DEI commitments, aiming to promote awareness among consumers.
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Economic Boycott: Target Feeling Pressure Following DEI Rollbacks, Chu
Source: Kevin Carter Donald Trump’s plan to rid America of diversity, equity, and inclusion is not just a callously racist policy, but it’s also not economically prudent as one major brick-and-mortar retailer is starting to learn. According to RetailBrew, Target held a quarterly earnings call on March 3 where it was revealed that their quarterly sales had declined by over 3%. Executives on the call were hopeful that stores would see a boost in s…
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