Rainbow PUSH Accuses Target of Backing Away From Commitment to Black Community

Rainbow PUSH accuses Target of backing away from commitment to Black community

CHICAGO (WGN) — Religious leaders with Rainbow PUSH protested outside a downtown Target store on Thursday, saying that corporate executives reneged on commitments to the Black community, which company spokespeople deny. Black leaders also demanded more hiring and advancement opportunities. For Rev. Jamal Bryant of Atlanta, Georgia, it's a lingering question about fairness. "African Americans spend in the orbit of $12 million a day in Target stor…

Target boycott led by Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant

A 40-day “Target Fast” and boycott demands a $250M investment in Black banks, HBCU support, honoring a $2B pledge to Black entrepreneurs, and a new DEI strategy—moving to Dollar General next The post Target boycott led by Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant appeared first on African American News and Issues.