The fallout over Target’s decision to unravel their DEI efforts has culminated in a boycott against the store organized by Black activists and faith leaders who are asking their

Georgia pastor who created the Target fast says it worked, wants new boycott to be permanent. More are planned against Amazon, Walmart, McDonald's.

What began in Atlanta as a 40-day “Target fast” in March has evolved into a full-blown economic movement aimed at making corporate America pay for broken promises — and uplifting Black-owned businesses in the process.