Civil rights attorney and founder of the Racial Justice Network Nekima Levy Armstrong worked with Minnesota activists to launch a Target boycott that ran through February for Black History Month.

Pastor Jamal-Harrison Bryant, who led a Target boycott for retreating on its DEI initiatives, is calling for an electronic protest of Dollar General.

The first indefinite Target boycott was launched at the start of February by Minnesota activists, including Nekima Levy Armstrong, a civil rights attorney and founder of the Racial Justice Network.

Pastor Jamal-Harrison Bryant, who led a Target boycott for retreating on its DEI initiatives, is calling for an electronic protest of Dollar General.

Nekima Levy Armstrong, a civil rights attorney and activist, was one of the first to learn of Floyd’s death five years ago. When she watched the video showing how he died, her heart was broken.

Nekima Levy Armstrong, civil rights attorney and founder of the Racial Justice Network Michelle Gross, president of Communities United Against Police Brutality.

Nekima Levy Armstrong: After I saw the video, I knew that it was a very important situation. Even though we were in the midst of Covid, it was important for us to go out into the streets as we had ...

The first boycott was launched by Minnesota activists, including Nekima Levy Armstrong, a civil rights attorney and founder of the Racial Justice Network.

Armstrong has previously told USA TODAY that Target's DEI retreat was a slap in the face to many Black shoppers who supported the retailer. A separate 40-day "Target Fast" started by Bryant began ...

There have been two boycotts specifically aimed at Target – one which began on Feb. 1 to coincide with Black History Month and another that started March 5 to coincide with Lent.