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Reverend Al Sharpton Faces Backlash After Meeting with Target’s CEO | Native Land Pod
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9:53Now PlayingReverend Al Sharpton had talks with Target’s CEO about reinstating their DEI initiatives after a successful boycott of the company started by Pastor Jamal Bryant. The boycott’s goals have not yet been achieved. Yet Sharpton is taking pictures with their CEO and calling their talks “productive.” Does this do anything to advance the cause or does it just give Target good PR?
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