During the Feb. 28 event, consumers participating in the boycott were encouraged not to spend any money anywhere for one day.

Social media users are calling for a boycott. Economics and business professors weigh in on the movement's efficacy.

U.S. consumers were encouraged to abstain from purchasing any non-essential goods on Feb. 28, as part of a 24-hour buying ...

Will the economic blackout work? Here's your guide to the boycott on Feb. 28 where Americans are being encouraged to buy ...

A grassroots effort is asking American consumers to refrain from making purchases at major retailers for one day in February.

A nationwide economic blackout planned for this Friday, February 28, will protest the rollback of diversity, equity and ...

American consumers are calling for an economic blackout as part of a series of protests. “This is about solidarity and ...

The campaign urges consumers to spend no money for 24 hours to remind corporations of their economic power. A social media ...

Oklahomans might see fewer shoppers Friday after calls for US consumers to participate in a 24-hour economic blackout to ...

A group called "The People's Union" wants Americans to stop spending on fast food, gas and at major retailers on Feb. 28 as a ...

In late February 2025, a month after U.S. President Donald Trump began his second term in office, claims spread online that a ...

The Feb. 28 economic blackout was not the last: activists are preparing more boycotts to push back on Trump’s attacks on DEI, through at least July.