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Tabitha Brown, Melissa Butler, And Others Respond To Boycotts From Customers As Target Rolls Back DEI Efforts
There are nuances surrounding the support of Black-owned businesses in the wake of companies dismantling their DEI efforts.
Black-owned brand founders at Target react to the store’s nixing of DEI and calls for a boycott
Several Black founders and brand owners are speaking out amid calls for a boycott of major retailers rolling back DEI.
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Tabitha Brown, Melissa Butler Break Silence On Boycotting Amid DEI Rollback At Target, Walmart, And More
Target, Walmart, Amazon, and other major retailers chose to roll back their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiates ...
The Lip Bar Founder Addresses Target DEI Rollbacks As Debates Over Protest Continue
Melissa Butler, founder of The Lip Bar, addressed the DEi Cutbacks at Target as calls to protest the store loom.
Black-owned brands warn lefty Target boycott over DEI reversal could actually hurt their businesses
Critics are calling for shoppers to boycott Target over its DEI policy reversal – but black-owned brands are asking customers ...
Suppliers, partners rethink relationship with Target after diversity pullback
Some called for boycotts. Twin Cities Pride severed its ties with Target as a sponsor. For its part, Target says it’s still ...
Black-Owned Businesses Resist Boycott Calls After Target’s DEI Retreat
Anger at Target surged after it abandoned DEI programs, but Black-owned businesses that struggled to earn shelf space urged ...
It's 2025, Why Are We Still Fighting For DEI in Beauty?
Companies like E.l.f. are standing firm in their DEI initiatives, while others pull out, raising the question: why is ...
How Black Founders And Consumers Are Responding To Target’s Supplier Diversity Rollbacks
DEI has become a dirty word for conservatives and Black retail brands are being deprioritized at America’s favorite store.
Black-owned companies unite to reject Target boycott over DEI
Target is the latest retailer to stop its diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, but black-owned businesses are still encouraging people to shop there.