A grassroots effort is asking American consumers to refrain from making purchases at major retailers for one day in February.

The People's Union urges citizens to participate in a nation-wide economic boycott by not spending any money for 24 hours.

Many Americans won't spend money at major retailers for a day. Why the no-spend day is gaining traction now, and the Ohio ...

Activists planned an economic blackout for Feb. 28, urging consumers to not spend for a day and boycott companies that rolled ...

When Donald Trump reentered office, one of his first calls to action was to end several DEI initiatives in the federal ...

The People of the United States have organized a set of boycotts to protest the world they live in. The group has organized ...

An organization is calling for a nationwide economic blackout on major U.S. retailers to send a message about DEI.

The group pushing for the economic blackout is called The People's Union USA. If people do have to spend money, the group urges, focus on supporting small local businesses. "If we disrupt the ...

A grassroots organization is urging boycotts in the coming weeks to protest the recent rollback of corporate diversity, equity and inclusion. The boycott, organized by the People’s Union USA, includes ...

But there is a growing opposition to this campaign by ordinary citizens. A nationwide boycott in support of DEI will be held on Feb. 28 as the first act of an economic blackout. A recent Newsweek ...

Here's what Arizona residents should know about the Feb. 28 consumer economic blackout, including what DEI is, companies that have rolled back policies and why the spending blackout is happening.