Summary
A boycott named "We Ain’t Buying It" is set to take place from November 27 to December 1, targeting companies like Target, Amazon, and The Home Depot. The boycott aims to protest these companies' alignment with policies of President Donald Trump's administration, particularly their changes in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices. The organizers encourage consumers to shop at businesses owned by Black entrepreneurs and small, local stores instead.
Key Facts
- The boycott is organized by the group "We Ain’t Buying It."
- It will happen between November 27 and December 1.
- Target is criticized for rolling back DEI programs that support Black employees and businesses.
- Amazon is included due to its market dominance and past donations to Trump's inauguration.
- The Home Depot is targeted over accusations related to ICE activities at their stores, which the company denies.
- Organizers suggest supporting businesses owned by Black entrepreneurs and small or local businesses instead.
- This boycott follows a past "economic blackout" by another group against large chain stores.
