Thursday, the CEO of Target met the host of the MSNBC, Al Sharpton, while the organization of the latter exerts pressure on companies which previously reduced the initiatives of DEI (diversity, capital and inclusion).
Sharpton met Brian Cornell, CEO of Target, to discuss how Sharpton encouraged his supporters to boycott the channel because she reduced her dei efforts. The news in the meeting was reported for the first time by CNBC.
He called the meeting with Cornell “very constructive and candid” and said that he “would inform our allies, including the Reverend Dr Jamal Bryant, of our discussion, what are my feelings, and we will go from there”.
Bryant is an Atlanta pastor who organized a target quickly for Lent To protest against the reduction of this chain of its dei policies.
Fox News Digital contacted Target, Cornell and Sharpton to comment but did not immediately receive an answer.
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In a statement reported to CNBC, Sharpton said Target had contacted the meeting. (Reuters / Eduardo Munoz)
In a declared declaration For CNBC, Sharpton said Target had contacted the meeting.
“You cannot have an election and suddenly change your old positions,” said Sharpton. “If an election determines your commitment to equity, then very well, you have the right to withdraw from us, but we have the right to withdraw from you.”
In January, President Donald Trump signed the executive decree “Put an end to illegal discrimination and to restore the opportunities based on merit” ordering federal agencies to end all DEI practices and ask the private sector to “end discrimination and illegal preferences of Dei”.
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On February 20, the Florida Attorney General, James Uthmeier, brought a collective appeal to the America First Legal, and the Boyden Gray law firms and Lawson Huck Gonzalez, against Target for the alleged intentional deception of the company’s investors concerning his “radical LGBTQ activism”. (istock)
On February 20, the prosecutor general of Florida James Uthmeier has filed a collective appeal With America First Legal and Boyden Gray law firms and Lawson Huck Gonzalez, against Target for the alleged intentional deception of investors of the company concerning its “radical LGBTQ activism”.
The trial indicates that target shareholders have lost tens of billions of dollars and that the company “actively misleads” investors, saying that they would seek the possible risks of their dei And environmental, social and governance policies (ESG), but only followed the response of the groups of left -wing activists.
Be part of Target pride goods This made the headlines in 2023 included a swimsuit in a single adult room with a “construction suitable for a tuck” and an “additional crotch coverage”. The retailer would also have sold bindeurs boxes.
Part of the Target pride goods included an adult single -treatment swimsuit with a “construction suitable for a tuck” and an “additional crotch coverage”. The retailer would also have sold bindeurs boxes. (Brian Flood / Fox News)
After the deployment of the goods, the market value of the store fell to $ 57.7 billion against $ 74 billion.
In a Thursday Publish on InstagramSharpton wrote: “While attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion intensified nationally, we get up, not backing. Dei is in siege, and some act as if he were already dead. But in Nan, we know that the fight is far from being finished. Today, it is today marking consecutive weeks of action. We were on the fronts outside Bill Ackman NYC, not not, demanding responsibility and demanding responsibility and we have returned to businesses.
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