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MAGA calls for boycott of this major retailer after anti-Trump ad
Supporters of President Donald Trump are calling for a boycott of Walmart after store heiress Christy Walton funded an ad promoting an upcoming anti-Trump protest. The New York Post reported that MAGA types are turning against the super-retailer after Walton put money behind a full-page ad in the New York Times backing the “No Kings” protest.
Walton family member backing 'No Kings Day' protests, Trump allies call for Walmart boycott
Walton reportedly took out a full-page, full-color advertisement in the New York Times appearing to support the No Kings Day movement, which is calling for nationwide protests on June 14, the same day President Donald Trump planned a military parade in the nation's capital.
"This has been the most effective boycott for Black people in 70 years; since the Montgomery bus boycott. When we started, ...
While the "No Kings Day" ad did not mention Trump by name, its emphasis was widely interpreted as a critique of his agenda.
A national Target boycott in honor of Black History Month began Feb. 1, led by Minnesota activists. The ongoing Latino Freeze ...
As the Rainbow PUSH Coalition kicked off its annual People's Conference on Thursday, leaders encouraged people to fight ...
President Trump and Melania attended Les Misérables at the Kennedy Center amid reports of a cast boycott. Trump dismissed the ...
The grassroots advocacy group behind recent Walmart boycotts and "economic blackouts" has a loftier goal this June.
Walmart (WMT) , which has recently been fighting to keep prices low in its stores amid looming tariffs, has another significant threat on its plate. The retail giant is facing a major boycott threat ...
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Tumwater picketers spearhead boycott of Chevron gas in Thurston CountyThe Wednesday picket was organized by Palestine Action South Sound to protest Chevron's investment in Israeli energy.
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