War isn’t always overseas. It’s right here in our neighborhood. And now, we find the war in our major retail outlets that we rely on to clothe our children. This war is a fight to protect our conservative morals and values. The enemy of this war is getting stronger having recruited a new soldier to peddle LGBTQ+ ideals to our children. This ‘soldier’ is Target.
June has been deemed as “Pride Month.” With this month quickly approaching, Target has rolled out new designs to support the LGBTQ+ community. Here’s the problem: the products are geared towards babies and children. Target’s new line of rainbow and pride covered apparel is aimed specifically at our most vulnerable.
To be pro-life, we must accept all life, even if we don’t agree with their values. However, that is no reason to shove anti-conservative beliefs down the throats of families. Target has long been a relied upon source for families’ basic needs. Now, when we walk into the bright red store, we will be forced to confront all things LGBTQ+. Efforts to radicalize gender theory among our children has become a growing problem.
Target unveiled a number of clothing items and accessories, including apparel and books meant for babies and young children, as part of the retail behemoth’s latest “Pride” collection.
In addition to the adult collection, which included a T-shirt emblazoned with the words “Queer Queer Queer Queer,” a short sleeve bright green boilersuit, and a hoodie which declares “Not A Phase,” the company offered several items meant for kids and babies. The store is selling onesies and small shirts with phrases like “Bien Proud” and “Just Be You And Feel The Love,” as well as rainbow-colored leggings, tutu skirts, and jumpers.
Target likewise offers bibs that say “I Am Proud Of You Always,” rainbow sandals and swimwear, and socks with various LGBTQ-related themes. Shoppers with pets can purchase rainbow backpacks, chew toys, treats, leashes, collars, and cat scratchers.
The retailer has garnered controversy for several years with “Pride” collections meant to commemorate the June LGBTQ festivals. Items sold last year included breast binders, packing underwear, and other offerings meant for self-identified transgender individuals, drawing backlash against the company.
The phrase, “Go Woke, Go Broke” applies here. Bud Light lost thousands of dollars in revenue after the Dylan Mulvaney scandal. Perhaps Target didn’t notice. Nonetheless, if Target sees their revenue drop, they should look back at the error of their ways.
