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Target store that is slated for closure on September 29, 2023 in Oakland, California. The company has been slammed for stocking inclusive Christmas ornaments.
Target store that is slated for closure on September 29, 2023 in Oakland, California. The company has been slammed for stocking inclusive Christmas ornaments.© Justin Sullivan/Getty Images North America

Target is facing fresh criticism from conservatives over its Christmas ornaments.

The retailer has a range of Christmas decorations available this year including Santas of various ethnicities in wheelchairs and a toy soldier carrying the LGBTQ+ Pride flag and wearing a rainbow hat. It comes after the company suffered losses when shoppers boycotted Target for stocking Pride month merchandise and transgender friendly swimwear earlier this year.

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Target Sparks Conservative Outrage Over 'Woke' Christmas Ornaments
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"Target outdid itself this year for Christmas," @endwokeness wrote on X, formerly Twitter, sharing photos of the ornaments on store shelves.

One person responded to that post with: "Wow just wow. You would think they would have learned from the last time. When will companies finally start to realize it? Go woke, go broke!"

Not everyone agreed with the criticism.

"Being kind to kids with disabilities means being woke now? The far right [thumbs down emoji, trashcan emoji], wrote an X user.

"They had Dracula in a wheel chair for Halloween. I love the fake character outrage. They are all mad of things that don't exist. Santa, Dracula, mermaids," another person said.

More:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/target-sparks-conservative-outrage-over-woke-christmas-ornaments/ar-AA1jYdbm?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=5f7c055e299741b0984254b4bf786971&ei=7


I think we should all do our Christmas shopping at Target this year, whatchathink? 😏

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