A Pastor Said the Target Boycott Was Over. Black Women Who Started It Disagree

Sojourners·Mar 17

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A pastor has announced that a boycott of Target is over, but the women who started the boycott disagree. The boycott was initiated in response to Target's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) cuts, and its status is currently unclear. Organizers claim the boycott has achieved some victories, but they also say more work needs to be done.

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