Black Entrepreneurs Thrive Amid Target's Challenges

A grassroots economic movement originating from Atlanta is urging corporate America to uphold its commitments while supporting Black enterprises. Initiated by a boycott against Target, spurred by its withdrawal from diversity initiatives, community leader Jamal Bryant plans to expand efforts nationwide. Events promoting entrepreneurship, like workshops, aim to bolster local engagement. With significant public response, including expressions from patrons like Monica Whyte, voices unite in holding corporations accountable. Activists emphasize that impactful change necessitates financial consequences, urging consumers to direct their spending toward Black-owned businesses.