Wasn't going to, but definitely will now.
The Black Boycott Of Black Friday
The Black Boycott Of Black Friday
The Black Boycott Of Black Friday
Activists fed up with police violence against black citizens are urging a Black Friday boycott to flex their economic power.
As evidenced by the atrocious footage of Laquan McDonald’s execution, Black lives in the United States are devalued, regarded as subordinate and, in this case, the Black body is used for target practice.
On the cusp of the holiday season activists are demanding justice for Laquan McDonald and the many, many unarmed blacks who have been unjustly murdered. Protest is deeply steeped in the tradition of Black Americans. And in the United States, a capitalistic society where consumerism supersedes consideration for Black existence, an economic boycott is choice.
#BoycottBlackFriday, #BlackFridayBlackout and #NotOneDime are all campaigns that, through social media and existent protest, seek to cause a decline in Black Friday sales and to ‘redistribute the pain’ (also a hashtag of dissent). The goal: to attain retribution for the unjust killing of Blacks through a mighty economic blow.
The Black Boycott Of Black Friday