Archive · 22 May 2025
Walmart Boycott: Shoppers face another week of protest
The People's Union USA is asking people not to shop at Walmart because they believe the company does things that aren't fair to workers, and harms small businesses.
The group says Walmart doesn't pay enough taxes and contributes to inequality.
The boycott began on May 20th and goes until May 26th.
Walmart says it pays its taxes and helps communities.
After Walmart, the group plans to boycott Target and McDonald's.
The People's Union USA is leading a week-long boycott of Walmart.
The boycott started on May 20 and ends on May 26.
Organizers cite concerns over Walmart's labor practices, and impact on small businesses.
The group aims to hold corporations accountable for perceived unethical practices.
Walmart claims to pay its fair share of taxes and supports communities.
- Who
- The People’s Union USA
- What
- Boycott of Walmart
- When
- May 20-26
- Where
- Nationwide
- Why
- Protest Walmart’s labor practices and community impact
The People’s Union USA's Stance
Walmart's Stance
Economic Impact
The People’s Union USA's Stance
The People’s Union USA believes Walmart contributes to economic corruption and unethical business practices, and underpays its employees.
Walmart's Stance
Walmart says it is a major taxpayer and strengthens communities.
- Organizing Group
- The People’s Union USA
- Boycott Dates
- May 20 - May 26
- Reason for Boycott
- Concerns over labor practices and community impact
- Walmart Response
- Walmart spokesperson claims to pay fair share of taxes and supports communities.
- Next Boycotts
- Target (June 3-9), McDonald’s (June 24-30), Nationwide Consumer Blackout (July 4)
