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Looks like we have one supporter that thinks it's fine.
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Here I thought it was a uni party. Guess it depends what day it is.
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So the “Uniparty” doesn’t apply here? I see Steve already covered this.😂
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Target seems to be getting into the action and facing backlash as well. Doesn't seem this particular "in your face" marketing style is the answer to selling LGBTQ products. Maybe, just maybe, a little softer approach should be done with this. But hey, that's just my take.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/23/business/target-lgbtq-merchandise/index.html
While various Pride Collection products are under review, the only ones now being removed are the LGBTQ brand Abprallen, which has come under scrutiny for its association with British designer Eric Carnell.
Carnell has faced social media backlash for designing merchandise with images of pentagrams, horned skulls and other Satanic products.