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What You Need to Know About Today’s Feb. 28 Economic Blackout
With the blackout, supporters aim to fight back against big corporations who cut their DEI initiatives.
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Why A One-day Boycott Isn’t It and How We Can Do Better Than This
Compare this economic boycott to some of our most effective and historic protests...the differences are glaring.
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Rules of the Feb. 28 Economic Blackout Every Black Person Should Know
On Feb. 28, several organizations are encouraging a nationwide boycott against all major corporations.
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Black Folks Have Been Calling for A Boycott and It’s Happening on February 28th. Here’s The Tea
Incensed by DEI Rollback, Black folks started calling for boycotts of Walmart and others.
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ULTA Beauty Faces A Boycott For Trans-Inclusive Marketing
ULTA Beauty faces wild accusations of promoting "woman face" for featuring transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney on its podcast.
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Rosa Parks Got the Glory. Claudette Colvin Just Wants Her Record Expunged
Colvin was 15 when she refused to relinquish her seat on a Montgomery, Ala. bus in 1955, nine months before Parks sparked the Montgomery bus boycott.
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Georgia Faith Leaders Call for April 7 Boycott if Companies Don’t Step Up Fight Against Voter Restriction Laws; Stacey Abrams Says Hold Off
Georgia Republicans’ recent passage of voter suppression measures is facing a building challenge from stakeholders in the state, and corporations continue to be called on to play a larger role in the fight for voting rights. On Thursday, faith leaders from Georgia—including African Methodist Episcopal Bishop Reginald T. Jackson—announced their push for a boycott of…
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Ex-Employee Says Whataburger Forced Her Out After a White Woman Complained About Her BLM Mask. She’s Calling for a Boycott.
A 19-year-old Black woman is calling for the public to boycott Whataburger after she filed a discrimination complaint against the company this week, claiming the company forced her out of her job last month because she wore a “Black Lives Matter” mask. Ma’Kiya Congious, 19, was working at an East Fort Worth, Texas, location of…
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'We Set the Tone': Bubba Wallace Defends NASCAR's Decision Not Postpone Races in Protest of Police Violence
NASCAR decided not to join the NBA, WNBA and other professional sports leagues in postponing scheduled games in protest over the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Bubba Wallace, the only Black driver in NASCAR’s Cup series, defended the organization’s decision to resume races on schedule, saying essentially that NASCAR has already proven its commitment to…