US EditionHow companies like Delta and Cisco are sticking up for their DEI policies
- A boycott against Target stores is effective as foot traffic has decreased for eight consecutive weeks since the company ended its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs, according to Fortune Magazine.
- The Latino Freeze movement, led by Michael Galvez, has seen over 150,000 participants calling for a boycott of Target and other stores that dropped DEI programs.
- Economists estimate Latino consumers hold $3.5 trillion in buying power, highlighting their influence in retail as stated by political analysts.
- Target's decline in foot traffic, averaging 6.2%, contrasts with Costco's 5.2% increase, drawing criticism from civil rights organizations and community leaders.
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How companies like Delta and Cisco are sticking up for their DEI policies
Good morning! Just a few years ago, companies were touting their diversity and inclusion programs, along with new policies designed to shed light on racial and gender inequality. Now, many of those same companies are altering, watering down, or scrapping these initiatives. But although the DEI rollback has been well documented, not everyone is walking away from their commitments. The chief external affairs officer of Delta Air Lines, for exampl…
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