Target will not have a presence at 2025 Twin Cities Pride after rolling back DEI efforts

www.kare11.com /article/news/local/target-2025-twin-cities-pride-dei/89-a1724326-9de4-48c3-ad32-73bd32535593

Based on what was posted on the Twin Cities Pride Facebook page, Target may have been kicked out.

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Good. As much as I hate rainbow capitalism and performative corporate allyship, it’s the minimum requirement. You can’t be a willing accessory to people’s persecution and expect to be welcomed at their party.
Fuck them.
Stop shopping at Target. The best time to do so was when they first pulled support for LGBTQ+ people. The next best time is now.
- Depends. If you buy food there, a diff grocery chain or solo shop (which will cost more but may have better produce). If clothes, department stores if your community still has them; a lot of them have closed with the death of malls. For electronics, Best Buy. For house stuff, I guess that depends on what's nearby.
I hope they never put up another rainbow flag again when Trump's administration is over. They're a shameless corporation betting on people's short memories so they'll try anyway, however.
- shameless corporation
  Name a better duo!
- Fair weather friends are no friends of the LGBT community. We need to treat this as permanently burning that bridge. When they come back after this... runs its course... we need to tell them to go fuck themselves.
- I disagree. They are heartless money grubbers who are betting that destroying on DEI is the best move. I want them to know that isn't the case. We have the economic power and they should pay the price and turn coat. Boycott Target
Seeing companies kowtow to trump when he says diversity is bad really exemplifies just how pathetic they have been in their pandering. If you don't agree with something, or don't care about it, then just don't do it. Lying and saying something matters to you, then acting in the opposite just makes you look like a hypocrite and a fraud.
Might as well paint swastikas on their target logos
Lol imagine letting these companies participate in the first place
"assure", not "ensure".
That is disappointing.

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