In a stunning turn of events, Target’s stock price has taken a massive hit after the company decided to cater to the radical LGBTQ agenda, selling “Pride” merchandise aimed at children. The retail giant’s stock has plummeted to a 3-year low, with a drop in market value of $9 billion.
Target has been facing backlash since the launch of its “Pride” collection, featuring LGBTQ clothing and other merchandise aimed at children. Consumers have been outraged and are calling for a boycott targeted at the retailer. Some customers even confronted workers and tipped over displays, and Target had to remove some items from its stores to appease outraged conservatives.
In a stunning turn of events, Target’s stock price has taken a massive hit after the company decided to cater to the radical LGBTQ agenda, selling “Pride” merchandise aimed at children. The retail giant’s stock has plummeted to a 3-year low, with a drop in market value of $9 billion.
Target has been facing backlash since the launch of its “Pride” collection, featuring LGBTQ clothing and other merchandise aimed at children. Consumers have been outraged and are calling for a boycott targeted at the retailer. Some customers even confronted workers and tipped over displays, and Target had to remove some items from its stores to appease outraged conservatives.
The highly controversial “tuck-friendly” women’s swimsuits designed for trans women who have not had gender-affirming operations and London-based company Abprallen’s occult and satanic-themed LGBTQ+ clothing and accessories are among the items creating the most outrage.
Although Target has moved its Pride merchandise from the front to the back of stores in some southern cities, the boycott continues to gain momentum. Conservative consumers are refusing to shop at Target, similar to the situation with Bud Light, which saw a significant drop in sales volume after partnering with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
Target’s executives have even doubled down on their controversial stance and dismissed customer criticism as “abusive” in leaked internal emails. They failed to address the concerns of their customer base by prioritizing political agendas over customer commitment.
As the boycott intensifies, Target finds itself in a precarious situation reminiscent of Bud Light’s. The company’s stock has plummeted to a 3-year low, and with a reported loss of $9 billion in market value, it remains to be seen how it will navigate this crisis and what impact it will have on its future business. The public has spoken loud and clear – consumers are not willing to support companies that promote radical agendas that go against their values.
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Target stock has just COLLAPSED to its lowest trading value in a YEAR with no end in sight.
For the first time in my life, common sense Americans are standing up for themselves and committing to ACTION.
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— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) May 26, 2023
The highly controversial “tuck-friendly” women’s swimsuits designed for trans women who have not had gender-affirming operations and London-based company Abprallen’s occult and satanic-themed LGBTQ+ clothing and accessories are among the items creating the most outrage.
Although Target has moved its Pride merchandise from the front to the back of stores in some southern cities, the boycott continues to gain momentum. Conservative consumers are refusing to shop at Target, similar to the situation with Bud Light, which saw a significant drop in sales volume after partnering with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
Target’s executives have even doubled down on their controversial stance and dismissed customer criticism as “abusive” in leaked internal emails. They failed to address the concerns of their customer base by prioritizing political agendas over customer commitment.
As the boycott intensifies, Target finds itself in a precarious situation reminiscent of Bud Light’s. The company’s stock has plummeted to a 3-year low, and with a reported loss of $9 billion in market value, it remains to be seen how it will navigate this crisis and what impact it will have on its future business. The public has spoken loud and clear – consumers are not willing to support companies that promote radical agendas that go against their values.
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