A Minnesota-founded movement for corporate accountability.
Minnesota civil rights activists launched the boycott to demand corporate accountability and ethical responsibility. The movement was co-founded by Dr. Nekima Levy Armstrong (Founder, Racial Justice Network), Monique Cullars-Doty (Co-Founder, Black Lives Matter Minnesota), and Jaylani Hussein (Executive Director, CAIR–Minnesota). This is a coordinated, community-driven economic action rooted in justice, transparency, and collective power.
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This is about accountability
When corporations retreat from equity and ignore community harm, communities respond. This boycott is a strategic, nonviolent economic action to demand transparency, measurable commitments, and real change.
About the Movement
The Boycott Target campaign was initiated by Minnesota civil rights leaders in response to corporate decisions that impact marginalized communities.
This is a strategic, nonviolent economic action designed to hold corporations accountable through collective consumer power.
Target is headquartered in Minneapolis, a city shaped by the fight for racial justice and corporate responsibility. Communities helped build this company. Communities can also demand it act responsibly.
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National Target Boycott
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Racial Justice Network
Racial Justice Network
Racial Justice Network