The Feb. 28 Economic Blackout is the first in a series of economic actions organized by The People’s Union USA, "a grassroots movement dedicated to economic resistance, government accountability ...

Protesters are planning an "economic blackout" for Feb. 28, and are calling for consumers to boycott major retailers for one day.

In a protest separate from the Feb. 28 Economic Blackout, activists in January called for an indefinite boycott on Target stores starting Saturday, Feb. 1.

The Feb. 28 Economic Blackout is the first in a series of economic actions organized by The People’s Union USA, "a grassroots movement dedicated to economic resistance, government accountability ...

A survey of more than 1,300 consumers by Numerator, a consumer insights and data company, found that 16% of U.S. consumers said they planned to participate in the Feb. 28 economic blackout, with ...

• February 28: 24-Hour Economic Blackout – "No spending for one full day." • March 7-14: Amazon Blackout – "No Amazon purchases, no Whole Foods, no Prime orders." ...

Feb. 28 economic blackout: Some consumers are not spending money for Feb. 28 economic blackout. Here's what to know. The Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network also have held a few "buy ...

A nationwide economic blackout is scheduled for Friday, February 28, as organizers urge consumers to halt spending for 24 hours to demonstrate their collective financial power.

The Brief. On Feb. 28, there’s been a call for a 24-hour "economic blackout" when U.S. residents are encouraged to avoid spending any money. The grassroots organization that is encouraging the ...

U.S. consumers were encouraged to abstain from purchasing any non-essential goods on Feb. 28, as part of a 24-hour buying blackout that aims to showcase the economic power of everyday people.

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.