A major clothing retailer puts LGBT-themed clothing on sale just eight days after Pride Month, as sales plummet due to Target’s conservative boycott.
During Pride Month, multiple clothing companies are selling LGBT-themed clothing to customers, many in child and toddler sizes. Target has faced boycotts over underwear for men to “tuck” their genitals, bras that help girls tighten their breasts, and LGBT-themed clothing in newborn sizes. Target lost $9 billion in market value in just one week of the boycott. (Related: Public Health Secretary Biden Presses Government-Funded Transgender Research in Which Two Participants Suicided)
Old Navy’s Pride Children’s T-shirt It is currently marked as 50% off “Hot Deal”. Kohl’s baby-sized “Pride Bodysuit Set” is also his 50% off. The costume was also a size from his 3 months old. Baby Gap’s pride t-shirt is marked 40% off and 30% off.
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Baby clothing store Carters also sold LGBT-themed clothing for babies and toddlers. LGBT corner throughout the store At the time of this writing, prices range from 36% to 65% off.
daily mail survey found At one Long Island Coles store, most of the Pride collection was moved to the clearance section of the store.
Old Navy, Coles, Gap and Carters did not respond to the Daily Caller’s request for comment. (See: Injury: The Transition of America’s Children)
Texas Republican Rep. Troy Niels sent a letter to Target in June saying that LGBT-themed merchandise “inherently promotes sexuality and sexual behavior” and removed all LGBT-themed items from stores. I asked the company to remove the product.
The boycott movement has gained momentum since Bud Light upset customers by announcing a partnership with transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney. This iconic beer his brand is no longer the best-selling beer in America, it has been overtaken by Modeloe Special. Bud Light’s sales for the week of May 6-13 fell 28.4%, following a 27.7% decline the previous week. Bud Light’s salesmen are reportedly facing hostility as they try to sell the once-popular brand.
