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Originally Posted by pknopp
Something isn't right here. I've only been in a target a few times but I do not recall ever seeing signs up that says "boys" or "girls" in the toy dept. In clothes, yes but it doesn't seem they are changing that.
All they are doing is removing gender identifiers - like coloring girls toy aisles pink and boys toy aisles blue, and any signs that say "Girls' Bed" or "Boys' Bed" will now just say "Childs' Bed.".You won't see any offensive gender bender symbols or signs going up at Target.
My argument is there was nothing wrong in the first place. If girls want to play with boys toys or vice versa, they will, no need to change the world to make a few people happy.
Target let the liberals completely take over and look at what is happening to a once great brand. They just closed all their operations in Canada and have no plans for new stores for the foreseeable future.
They were at their best when the Dayton family owned them along with the Dayton's Dept stores. Back then they knew what their mission was, the best merchandise for the lowest price in a customer friendly store.
Now they are trying to make political statements. Ridiculous.
I think everyone will be fine. It's like someone created a problem so they could announce they were fixing it. LOL.
Signage isn't a social issue. People choose what to write so whatever it says lays squarely on the shoulders of someone, somewhere.
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