Walmart and Target are keeping most of their Pride Month merchandise online instead of in stores.

Target scales back Pride Month goods while promoting pro-America displays, drawing mixed reactions from shoppers and sparking debate over the retailer's social awareness.

Target has lost $10 billion in market valuation over the last 10 days as the popular retailer continues to face backlash over its Pride-themed clothing line for children.. A week ago Wednesday ...

Part of the new “PRIDE” collection introduced by Target includes clothing made by a UK-based brand whose designer has expressed satanist views, according to a report.

Target Pride Month 2025 selections are streamlined from two years ago and less prominent as it focuses on Father's Day and Fourth of July summer shopping holidays.

Target’s Pride collection is not sold in all 2,000 stores, but it hasn’t ended or been replaced with patriotic-themed products. Target’s full Pride collection is for sale online and through its app.

Target on Wednesday said it was removing some products that celebrate Pride Month after the company and its employes became the focus of a “volatile” anti-LGBTQ campaign.

Target will no longer sell its Pride Month collection in all stores after conservative blowback over LGBTQ+ themed merchandise, including bathing suits designed for transgender people, harmed ...

After intense backlash from some shoppers, Target is removing certain items and making other changes to its LGBTQ+ merchandise nationwide ahead of Pride month. In confirming the changes to this ...

This year's Pride merchandise will include adult clothing, home products and food and beverages, with the items starting at $3, Target said. —With reporting by the Associated Press.

June marks Pride month, and with it comes an onslaught of rainbow-washed brand merchandise aiming to bring a layer of corporate sleaze to the annual celebration. Hopping on the bandwagon is retail ...

After pulling back its DEI initiatives and retracting support for NYC Pride this year, Target still trotted out its annual Pride merch collection—and it’s not landing well with queer customers.