Target faces 40-day boycott for ending DEI programs as Trump tariffs take effect
A 40-day boycott against Target is beginning today.
MARCH 5, 2025
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A 40-day boycott against Target is beginning today.
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Three artists who worked on Target's LGBTQ+ Pride collection are accusing the company of withholding payment after they were suddenly "dropped."
The retail giant Target has faced criticism from Fox News over a “Pride Christmas Nutcracker “and wheelchair-accessible Santa.
The right continues to demonize LGBTQ+ people by targeting businesses that support them.
Fifteen state attorneys general have sent a letter to Target in the wake of anti-LGBTQ+ threats against the retailer.
They claim that making school better for queer and trans kids is somehow indoctrinating kids into “woke gender ideology.”
The Ron DeSantis appointee said the retailer's policies crashed its stock price and hurt Florida's pension fund.
The Daily Show host is celebrating Pride Month, also known as "that time of year when corporations get together and financially exploit the decades-long struggle of gay people."
The far-right lawmaker was outraged about the ‘woke’ ideology of inclusivity during Pride Month last year.
The details were revealed in a recent SEC filing.
Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth appeared on CBS Mornings and was confronted on his handling of the controversy.
The Collin County Conservative Republicans sound nice.
Target's decision to pull Pride merchandise from its shelves is impacting LGBTQ+ people nationwide.
After rejecting Target's pledged $50,000, Twin Cities Pride executive director Andi Otto tells The Advocate how his organization raised more than double that in less than 24 hours.
The retailer will sunset its REACH program focused on racial fairness and stop participation in HRC's Corporate Equality index.
As brands launch Pride initiatives, let Target be an example of what not to do.
The retailer, which has almost 2,000 locations across the United States, will only stock Pride products in about half of their stores.
The cereal brand’s initiative to offer a free library focused on diversity and inclusion faces backlash from conservative commentators, igniting a debate on social media.
Brian Cornell reveals serious safety threats faced by Target employees due to conservative attacks on the store’s Pride Month collection.
The conversation was funny and personal like his debut book, which comes out on July 2.