Pastor Urges Complete Target Boycott Amid Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Concerns

ATLANTA (AP) — The pastor of a prominent Georgia megachurch has escalated his campaign against Target, transitioning from a 40-day “fast” to advocating for a complete boycott. Rev. Jamal Bryant insists that the retailer has fallen short of demands regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion. Amidst challenges against DEI policies, he calls for concrete actions from Target. "Until serious proposals are offered,” he stated, “our stance remains." Target, which boasts nearly 2,000 stores and over 400,000 employees nationwide, has yet to respond.