Target linked up with Kai Cenat, but a lot of folks in the Black community see it as a cover-up, not a comeback.

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T arget is facing backlash for continuing to partner with Black influencers, such as popular streamer Kai Cenat. Still, it ...

The online backlash inflicted against Target after the chain pulled back from their controversial Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies was largely driven by fraudulent accounts ...

New ETF from Doge Dividend Architect bets against DEI by excluding S&P 500 companies that explicitly hire on race and gender, removing Nike, Intel, Airbnb, and others.Azoria's 'Anti-DEI' ETF takes on ...

This story has been updated to reflect headline changes. Contributing: Betty Lin-Fisher This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: A Target DEI boycott blew up online. Then came questions.

Consequently, Target’s stock has sunk more than 12 percent since January. Ending DEI is the message, not only to LGBTQ people but to all people who have been systematically excluded from ...

When we started, Target's shares were a $145 a share, it's now down to $93 a share," he said. Bryant said he hopes Target finds some resolution to reinstate DEI policies soon.

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While Target struggles to get back on track following the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) backlash, a new report reveals that fraudulent social media accounts are to blame, Fox Business ...

Civil rights leaders held a rally on State Street Thursday to protest Target. It was in response to Target scaling back its diversity and inclusion efforts earlier this year.