The People's Union USA is organizing a month-long boycott of home improvement retailer The Home Depot. Newsweek has reached out to the founder of the People's Union USA via email for comment.

The 31-day boycott for the month of July is being facilitated by People’s Union USA, an organization labeled as a "free community…where we organize, share, support one another, and build the ...

This July, major American companies Amazon, Home Depot, and Starbucks are facing boycotts organized by the People's Union USA ...

Home Depot’s role as one of the country’s largest hiring sites for day laborers — and an easy target for ICE raids — stems from larger social and economic forces, including the growth of illegal ...

The boycotts have lasted anywhere from 24 hours to one week. Next boycott targets Amazon, Starbucks, Home Depot for month of July In a separate post, The People’s Union USA plans to launch a ...

A non-partisan group representing working-class people is launching a 31-day boycott against Home Depot after the retailer appeared to erase its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion program, following ...

Home Depot has responded to the People's Union USA's calls for a monthlong boycott. In a statement shared with Newsweek, a spokesperson said "We're proud to have a culture that welcomes everyone." ...

Another reason to boycott everything publicly traded, like Home Depot.” “Well, we all know that [home improvement competitor] Lowe’s is a blue company and Home Depot’s a red company, so ...

Home Depot released a statement to Newsweek in response to the boycott. “For over 45 years, our business success has been driven by our eight core values, including respect for all people and ...

Home Depot doesn't plan to raise prices broadly as a result of new tariffs, executives said on Tuesday, but some product options may disappear from store shelves if extra import costs make them ...

Home Depot said it doesn’t plan to raise prices because of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, breaking with Walmart and other retailers that will pass costs related to the trade war onto consumers.