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   On 04 Dec 2021, Iobaties  posted some   
   news:sog6ik$tgc$6@news.dns-netz.com:   
      
   > Lee wrote   
   >   
   >> Brian Cornell doesn't make decisions for society.  He misunderstands   
   >> his role, and does not understand one of the first major rules of   
   >> business regarding existing customer relationships, "Majority rules,   
   >> majority supplies your company revenue, Brian."  Brian Cornell should   
   >> be removed.   
      
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   Megyn Kelly lashed out at Target over its new “PRIDE” collection that   
   includes “tuck-friendly” swimsuits for women.   
      
   The SiriusXM podcast host lambasted the LGBTQ-friendly swimwear for having   
   “extra material around the crotch, which no woman needs because we don’t   
   have penises down south in Rio.”   
      
   The host of the podcast “The Megyn Kelly Show” took Target CEO Brian   
   Cornell to task for “defending this.”   
      
   “Look, the extra crotch wear and the tuck-friendly bathing suits are   
   important,” Kelly mockingly quoted Cornell.   
      
   Kelly also criticized Target for contracting with Abprallen, a clothing   
   designer whose head has expressed sympathies for “satanist” ideology.   
      
   “So Target turned to them to make their new line of clothing, including   
   baby onesies with rainbow patterns, and at one point, selling their Pride-   
   related merch that read things like ‘We belong everywhere’ across the   
   trans flag, ‘Too queer for here,’ ‘Cure transphobia not trans people,’ and   
   so on,” Kelly said.   
      
   The Post has sought comment from Target.   
      
   In a podcast interview last week, Cornell pushed back on the idea that   
   companies were in the wrong by pursuing “woke” capitalism, saying it was   
   “the right thing for society.”   
      
   “When we think about purpose at Target, it’s really about helping all the   
   families, and that ‘all’ word is really important,” Cornell told Fortune’s   
   Leadership Next podcast.   
      
   “Most of America shops at Target, so we want to do the right thing to   
   support families across the country.”   
      
   Kelly and other commentators such as Tomi Lahren have warned that Target   
   is at risk of losing business just as Bud Light has seen its sales dip in   
   recent weeks.   
      
   The Anheuser-Busch beer brand was subjected to boycott calls from outraged   
   conservatives on social media who took issue with its marketing   
   partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.   
      
   Target has now similarly come under fire after social media posts accused   
   it of marketing pro-LGBTQ apparel to children.   
      
   Several social media videos incorrectly alleged that “tuck-friendly”   
   swimwear was being sold to children, but the company clarified that the   
   bathing suits were for adults.   
      
   Target on Tuesday said that it would pull some LGBTQ-friendly kids   
   clothing from stores in the face of customer backlash.   
      
   The Minneapolis-based chain said one of the main factors for the   
   nationwide “adjustment” ahead of Pride month was because some customers   
   had violent confrontations with workers.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2023/05/25/megyn-kelly-blasts-target-over-tuck-   
   friendly-womens-swimsuits/   
      
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