A pastor in the Atlanta area is encouraging his congregation to "fast" from Target for 40 days after the company's DEI ...

Former Baltimore pastor is leading a 40-day boycott of Target over the company’s decision to rollback DEI policy.

The White House held a Black History Month event on Feb. 20. It featured golf legend Tiger Woods and rapper Kodak Black, whose prison sentence for falsifying documents to obtain weapons was commuted ...

Members of the Black faith community have started a 40-day boycott against Target for stopping DEI initiatives. The Target Fast coincides with Lent.

A little over a month after Target announced it was scaling back its DEI initiatives and amid potential price increases due to Trump’s tariffs, a fresh call for consumers to boycott the retailer ...

The effort, led by prominent faith and civil rights leaders such as Pastor Jamal Bryant, includes Atlanta, Houston, Jacksonville, Florida and Alexandria, Virginia. “The advances made during the ...

“We’re asking people to divest from Target because they have turned their back on our community,” Rev. Jamal Bryant, a prominent Atlanta-area megachurch pastor who started the ...

March 5, consumers begin sending a message as Target divests from its DEI policies. Consumers are set to embark on a 40-day ...

A 40-day boycott of Target begun by a metro Atlanta pastor officially started on Wednesday. New Birth Baptist Church Dr.

The boycott, organized by Atlanta Pastor Jamal Bryant and other faith leaders, encourages consumers to refrain from buying ...

The Target logo is displayed near the store entrance on November 20, 2024 in Austin, Texas. Target falls 22% after sales and earnings came short of analysts expectations. The retail giant ...

Starting Wednesday, more than 100,000 people, many of them parishioners at Black churches, are pledging to abstain from ...