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Church pastor says Target ‘fast’ after DEI rollback is now a boycott
A 40-day ‘fast’ from mega-retailer Target after the store rolled back its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives will soon become a boycott. Minister Jamal Bryant of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church told Action News Jax’s Atlanta station WSB-TV that the fast ended on Easter Sunday, but they are moving directly into a full-on boycott.
At the beginning of March, Target reported a net sales decline of 3% for its fourth quarter. But the push hasn’t slowed down. A pastor in Georgia called for a 40-day “fast” to boycott Target during ...
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The pastor of a Southern megachurch who had called for a 40-day “fast” of Target stores is doubling down, urging a “full” boycott. Rev. Jamal Bryant is […] ...
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