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The announcement comes after Target apologized for a racist Halloween costume available for sale on its website.
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota civil rights leaders and co-founders of a national Target boycott movement said their effort has not stopped, and called on the public to join them after a new controversy this week involving an offensive Halloween costume available on the Target website.
Target issued an apology and pulled the item, which depicted a Black child modeling a costume that evoked racist minstrel caricatures and stereotypes.
"We are not satisfied with an apology," said civil rights attorney and National Target Boycott co-founder Nekima Levy Armstr...
