Activists are ‘up for the fight’ to preserve civil rights in an era of uncertainty: Rev. Sharpton
It’s the 60th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” and civil rights activists took to the streets of Selma, Alabama to remember the ...
The Philadelphia Tribune1d
Black leaders in Philly, across the U.S. look to build on boycott days
Leaders in the Black community hope that concerted efforts to shop at Black businesses and avoid chain stores that no longer ...
Jacobin on MSN2d
Black Workers Need Public Employment, Not Black Capitalism
In late January, civil rights activist Al Sharpton led one hundred members of his National Action Network in a “buy-in” at a ...
Rev. Al on 60th anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday': I think about the progress and the threat
Friday, March 7, 2025 marks 60 years since the Selma to Montgomery bridge crossing. The Rev. Al Sharpton and Eugene Robinson ...
Northeast Times3d
Did the Feb 28 Economic Blackout Make a Dent in Corporate Profits?
Find out whether the Feb 28 Economic Blackout, a 24-hour spending boycott, sent a strong message to corporations or affected ...
40-day Target boycott over DEI policy begins: Black pastor leads Target Fast over Lent
Members of the Black faith community have started a 40-day boycott against Target for stopping DEI initiatives. The Target Fast coincides with Lent.
40-day boycott of Target is under way: Here's what to know about the Target Fast
Members of the Black faith community have started a 40-day fast or boycott against Target for stopping their DEI initiatives.
The Miami Times4d
Black boycotts: Can they bring change?
In the wake of corporations scaling back their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, Black activists, clergy, ...
What are the results from the Feb. 28 economic blackout? See what data shows.
Did the effort nationwide by consumers to not spend money on Feb. 28 make an impact on the economy? Here's what some data shows.
The Philadelphia Tribune5d
From boycotts to ‘good-buys,’ consumers are showing support for DEI
The 500 parishioners marched into a Detroit-area Target, filling their baskets with lip gloss, mocktails and seasonings. Popcorn, too. Hair dye and dolls. Within 90 minutes, they had purchased about ...