A new report claims a coordinated campaign of fake X accounts stoked tensions over Target’s DEI rollback and manufactured online outrage.

Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Target’s decision to pull back on its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) commitments comes with a price tag, not just to its public image. In the first quarter of 2025, the ...

A coordinated campaign used bogus social media accounts to amplify backlash against Target after the company scaled back its ...

The People's Union USA is asking consumers to once again boycott Target. Between June 3-9, the activist group, led by John ...

Israeli cyber-firm Cyabra finds fraudulent social media accounts amplified backlash against Target following its decision to ...

"This has been the most effective boycott for Black people in 70 years; since the Montgomery bus boycott. When we started, Target's shares were a $145 a share, it's now down to $93 a share," Rev.

What began as a 40-day fast from shopping at the discount department chain has grown into a nationwide boycott with local ...

In abandoning DEI, companies lose their way. They risk destroying their brand promise and leaving lifelong customers feeling ...

@riversidechat wasn’t the only Target customer who spotted issues with the store’s Pride items. Others have also criticized ...