Target, Walmart, Amazon, and other major retailers chose to roll back their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiates per Trump’s executive order. This led to several Black-owned business owners who have product or partnerships with these corporations to speak out about the dangers of boycotting.

Tabitha Brown addresses Target's DEI rollback, warning of potential harm to Black-owned brands sold at the retailer.

Tabitha Brown joins others raising concerns about how boycotting Target could negatively impact diverse businesses: “It has been very hard

There are nuances surrounding the support of Black-owned businesses in the wake of companies dismantling their DEI efforts. Walmart and Target are among the major companies that have boldly announced they will scale back their efforts in diversity,

Critics are calling for shoppers to boycott Target over its DEI policy reversal – but black-owned brands are asking customers to keep shopping at Target stores.

Actress and mogul Tabitha Brown is facing backlash after asking consumers to not boycott Target amid the company’s recent DEI rollback.

Target's scaling back of its DEI initiatives impacts its partnership with entrepreneur and actress Tabitha Brown, shaking the retail industry.

Anger at Target surged after it abandoned DEI programs, but Black-owned businesses that struggled to earn shelf space urged critics to focus on buying minority-owned companies' products instead.