The movement encourages people not to spend any money Friday if possible and to especially avoid spending at major retailers and restaurants.

One boycott is an “economic blackout” proposed for Feb. 28. On that day, consumers have been encouraged to refrain from ...

Retailers like Target, Amazon and Walmart have found themselves at the center of grassroots calls on social media (now in the ...

The boycott calls on supporters to avoid spending money at certain companies this Friday. Here's what else we know.

A growing number of organizations and activists are calling on consumers to boycott retailers. We explain why.

Consumers across the United States are preparing for a 24-hour economic blackout on Friday, Feb. 28, as part of a broader protest against corporate practices and economic policies.

Many shoppers are planning to boycott major retailers on Feb. 28 to say companies like Amazon, Walmart, Target should keep ...

On February 28, the People’s Union USA is organizing a 24-hour economic blackout to protest rising prices, corporate greed, ...

The organizer behind the boycott said he started the “bold” idea because the time was right and people are frustrated with corporate greed.

A grassroots effort is asking American consumers to refrain from making purchases at major retailers for one day in February.

This Friday, grassroots group The People's Union is asking Americans to buy nothing for 24 hours in an 'economic blackout' to ...

The national economic blackout is scheduled as a way for Americans to boycott major retailers that have pulled back on DEI policies.