*In an open letter, Atlanta-based Pastor Dr. Jamal Bryant has called on rapper Cardi B to join a nationwide boycott against Target, following the retailer’s decision to scale back its Diversity, ...

ATLANTA — Pastor Jamal Bryant held a town hall Tuesday night about the Target Fast he launched last month. The fast was in response to the retail giant's decision to roll back diversity, equity and ...

The Rev. Dr. Jamal Bryant, the influential pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in metro Atlanta, is leading a 40-day “fast”—or boycott—of Target in response to the retailer’s decision to ...

Atlanta's Rev. Jamal Bryant is planning to announce the next phase of his Target boycott over the chain's rollback of its DEI policies. Bryant called for a Target "fast" for Lent to show the company ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - A well-known metro Atlanta pastor is calling for the Black community to boycott major ...

Rev. Jamal Bryant is urging Black Americans to keep the pressure on Target by continuing the national boycott that began as a 40-day economic “fast.” The move, sparked by the retail giant’s decision ...

The beginning of Lent marks the start of a 40-day Target boycott. Today, March 5, marks the beginning of the 40-day Target consumer boycott, a campaign prompted by the company’s departure from its ...

(The Hill) – A Georgia pastor is calling for a “full Target boycott” over the company’s decision to end its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts. Rev. Jamal Bryant of New Birth Missionary ...

Last Autumn, the leaves weren’t the only things falling. Gizelle Bryant found herself caught up with an old flame, her ex-husband Pastor Jamal Bryant. And while a formerly divorced couple reconciling ...

ATLANTA (WANF/Gray News) - An Atlanta-area pastor is calling for Black shoppers to boycott Target after it eliminated its diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, policy. Dr. Jamal Bryant, pastor of ...

In 2021, Target CEO Brian Cornell made a memorable comment about George Floyd, who was murdered by police in 2020 in an act that sparked outrage over long-standing injustice against Black Americans.