Civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton calls on Black America to boycott PepsiCo for abandoning DEI initiatives. He urges Black consumers to use their purchasing power as a tool for protest.

Rev. Al Sharpton met with PepsiCo leaders to discuss the company's decision to scale back its $500 million DEI initiatives, ...

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Rev. Al Sharpton met with PepsiCo after the company announced it would move away from DEI. The civil rights leader is ...

Food and beverage giant PepsiCo has agreed to meet this week with civil rights advocates from the National Action Network to ...

But rather than merely scrap DEI outright — a position advocated by everyone from Bari Weiss to Bill Ackman and Chris Rufo — ...

PepsiCo representatives met with civil rights leaders from the National Action Network (NAN) after Reverend Al Sharpton ...

the Reverend Al Sharpton said on Monday. In an April 4 letter to PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta, Sharpton threatened to lead a boycott against the company. PepsiCo — one of the largest food and ...