Target Withdraws LGBTQ+ Pride Collection Following Bomb Threats, Backlash
- Target faced criticism for releasing and then removing an LGBTQ+ Pride collection in June.
- The decision came after the company received bomb threats and backlash from conservative groups and media.
- Target did not specify which items were removed, but "tuck-friendly" swimsuits and satanic-themed clothing were mentioned.
- Some stores moved Pride merchandise to less visible locations or pulled it entirely due to threats of violence.
- LGBTQ+ groups criticized Target for caving to pressure, while Target said it aims to celebrate Pride Month while prioritizing employee safety.
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