After Walmart hinted at price increases due to President Trump's tariffs, shoppers are encouraged to boycott the retailer. This follows a previous boycott over the rollback of diversity, equality, and inclusion (DEI) policies. John Schwarz from the People's Union USA states their commitment to resisting Walmart's actions, asserting the need to hold corporate greed accountable. Other brands like Target have also faced similar boycotts for cutting DEI programs, highlighting a trend where consumers seek to influence corporate behavior as political pressures shift.
Shoppers are again being urged to boycott Walmart, after the US retailer suggested they would be raising prices in response to president Donald Trump's tariffs.
We're done. We're organising and we are not backing down... hold the line.
This is a company that has had a second chance, and a third chance and so on. And what did they do with it? They doubled down on greed.
Boycotts have been shown to work in the past, with beer brand BudLight suffering a fall in sales after conservatives initiated an 'anti-woke' protest.
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