Amazon, Target and The boycott
A week-long Amazon boycott led by The People's Union USA aims to protest corporate power and support small businesses.
John Schwarz, who organized the week-long boycott, says he hasn't spent any money with the behemoth since the protest began.
Starting today, grassroots organizers are encouraging a boycott of Amazon over its corporate practices. Here's how to ...
Despite calls for an "economic blackout" targeting major retailers on February 28th, early data reveals Amazon sales actually ...
Some social media users are threatening to boycott Amazon for adding President Donald Trump’s The Apprentice reality show to its streaming service. This is the second boycott consumers have sought to ...
A week-long Amazon boycott was expected to start on Friday, March 7, and continue through Friday, March 14. The boycott, organized by the same activists who planned the 24-hour economic spending ...
In a March 7 Instagram post, The People’s Union USA founder John Schwarz posted a statement from the group informing consumers that the Amazon boycott has begun, and it will last until March 14.
Ten days after the 24-hour consumer blackout called by the People’s Union, all eyes are on retail giants Target and Amazon.
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