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Are Boycotts Dividing the Black Community? The Growing Tension Between Black Consumers and Black BusinessesTarget recently ended its DEI programs and critics see it as a surrender to the new presidential administration’s attack on ...
equity and Inclusion Matter” during a protest outside Target Corporation's headquarters on Thursday in Minneapolis. Civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong said the boycott against Target ...
Nekima Levy Armstrong, a veteran civil rights lawyer in Minneapolis and founder of the Racial Justice Network, joined other local activists and their supporters at a news conference to urge ...
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Twin Cities activists rally crowd at Target HQ to boycott retailer after DEI rollback“The reality is we all make up the fabric of America and should be embraced,” said Nekima Levy Armstrong ... Floyd’s murder by police in 2020 in Minneapolis, where the retailer is based.
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Protestors outside Target's Minneapolis headquarters call for boycott of the retail giant after DEI rollback“For decades, Target has benefited from nearly unfettered support from Minnesota residents, families, and consumers all around the country," said Nekima Levy Armstrong, civil rights attorney and ...
MINNEAPOLIS — Activists are calling for ... for supporting diverse communities," said civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong. "Now Target has shown its true face by deciding to roll back ...
MINNEAPOLIS — Racial justice group leaders ... Civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong said the boycott against Target began Feb. 1, the first day of Black History Month.
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