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So you'll protest Target, while still on Facebook, going to Walmart and shopping on Amazon? Alright lol. When will we stop with the fake rage?

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It doesn’t make logical sense. Instead of using critical thinking skills and common sense some Black People choose to be followers and allow themselves to be fooled by propaganda. Target has always supported Black Owned companies and didn’t need a DEI initiative to do so…

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Chile I was just there today. Clearly we didn't get the memo cause I saw hella Blk ppl in there

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On Sale Now!

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Melissa Renée1 yıl önce

And didn't Wal-Mart and Amazon get rid DEI too? So we cherry picking..mmm

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Mama T 🌿1 yıl önce

They sure did lmao

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Misha ✨🇨🇺🇪🇸🇺🇸1 yıl önce

All it is is posturing. Most people don’t have the discipline or patience to follow through with these threats . They like what they like and want it when they want it.

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MsTechNotFancy1 yıl önce

as long as the black hair products and black girl sunscreen is at target, I’m going keep shopping there. For the past six year, I’ve seen so many black products at target.

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Ending a DEI program does not mean Target won’t continue to sell products from black-owned companies.

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Shay Shay1 yıl önce

Like when will folks make their own amazon and grocery stores. We can't protest shit and then not have shit . That's just going to be a temporary rage . Then after a week or month we going to go back to their stores because we don't have our own

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Tony Dungy1 yıl önce

I wish blacks would boycott something just so we can show some power and solidarity. If you don’t agree shut up fall back but you sound like a house nigga

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Moronous1 yıl önce

They can say all that, but in reality they are not hiring anyone in your local community because the stores there are shut down.

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