Rev. Al Sharpton, as he implored the Black community to put their money to action. The place? A local Costco in East Harlem, N.Y. The “buy-cott” was organized following the inauguration of ...

In January Costco’s board shot down an investors' proposal to investigate the risks associated with their DEI policies, which led to backlash as well as support from the Rev. Al Sharpton ...

It's not clear where the idea started, but it caught on like a piece of tender lit by a match and spread like a wildfire.

Consumers are preparing for a 24-hour economic blackout on Friday, called Blackout Friday, one of several boycotts planned.

In late January, civil rights activist Al Sharpton led one hundred members of his National Action Network in a “buy-in” at a ...

A growing number of Black consumers are collectively boycotting Target and other retailers that have recently reversed DEI programs following backlash from President Donald Trump and his conservative ...

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 Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network also have held a few "buy-cotts" to bring supporters to Costco to spend ...

Members of the Black faith community have started a 40-day fast or boycott against Target for stopping their DEI initiatives.

For example, The Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network have recently taken action at two Costco locations in New York City and in Union, New Jersey, to bring supporters to Costco to ...

🌭Costco hot dogs and hot deals: Join today and get a free $20 gift card Alternatively, Reverand Al Sharpton and the National Action Network have held "buy-cotts" to bring supporters to Costco ...