Ten days after the 24-hour consumer blackout called by the People’s Union, all eyes are on retail giants Target and Amazon.

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There was a national level boycott against Amazon called via social media on Feb. 28. The boycott lasted one day.

Friday marks the first of three planned 24-hour spending blackouts. Another boycott, the 40-day Target fast, will coincide with Lent, which starts on March 5. The People’s Union USA, a grassroots ...