By michael vivar
In the wake of the George Floyd protests, Target instituted Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies in all levels of its corporate structure.
The past month has seen many large companies roll back their DEI initiatives. Target is one of them.
This has been met with some public outcry. To mitigate negative press, Target's decided to promote themed products for Black History Month. Here are eight.
This isn't just a comprehensive cookbook. It's a coffee table conversation piece filled with art and engaging anecdotes about Black culture and cuisine.
Wells was one of the one of the most outspoken civil rights advocates during the late 1800s and early 1900s. This doll cuts a dignified figure that does her justice.
Target carries a full line of sartorial choices that evoke Black pride. They're conceived by POC fashion designers and fit every style.
Blank books with inspirational covers along with writing implements and art supplies from Black-owned businesses will let you record personal stories.
Every time you sit down for a meal or a drink can be a moment of expressiveness using tableware branded with reinforcing messages.
It's never too early for kids to learn about Black identity. These delve into subjects including body positivity, mental well-being and history.
Sway down the street or in your home to music both classic and newly released. Every genre is available from hip hop to Black country. Target even carries vinyl.
Almost nothing encourages community like a night in with tabletop games. Try family offerings or spark meaningful conversations with adult-oriented fare.
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