• Amazon Boycott 2 – May 6-12
• Walmart Boycott 2 - May 20 to 26
• Target Boycott - June 3 to 9
• McDonald's Boycott - June 24 to 30
• Independence Day Boycott – July 4

"It's simple: stop spending," The People's Action USA says on its website. "On blackout days, avoid shopping, streaming, online orders, fast food, and everything in between. If you absolutely need something, buy it from a small, local business.

"This is about discipline and awareness. The less we give them, the more power we take back."

In the same vein as Walmart, companies like Target and McDonald's have also reversed their DEI policies. A 40-day boycott of Target began the first week of March and remains ongoing. Reverend Jamal Bryant, a Georgia pastor, spurred the boycott.

REMARKS FROM A BADASS WOMAN

I just signed a petition with the gender justice organization UltraViolet to call on Target to proudly and unequivocally support the LGBTQ+ community by displaying Pride merchandise in all its stores and to protect workers from rightwing bullying.

Target's latest decision to display Pride merchandise in the back of certain southern stores and discontinue some products catering to the transgender community is deeply troubling. At a time when bigoted lawmakers are introducing and instituting hundreds of anti-LGBTQ+ laws and states like Florida are restricting access to transgender health care, forcing many trans people to detransition,

 Target should be doubling down on its commitment to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Caving now only proves to consumers that Target's perceived LGBTQ+ allyship was nothing more than opportunistic rainbow-washing.

Please join me and sign the UltraViolet petition:

 https://act.weareultraviolet.org/sign/Target_Pride_Merchandise/?referring_akid=53021.2760339._qCc5I&source=taf

 Thank you for sharing my concern!

jj