Walmart says it hasn't changed its Pride Month merchandise following backlash at Target stores
Walmart is standing firm on its Pride Month merchandise following Target's decision to pull its collection from some stores after receiving threats.
Walmart's chief merchandising officer, Latriece Watkins, told reporters gathered at the company's Bentonville, Arkansas, headquarters Wednesday that it hasn't made any changes to this year's product array. ."In this particular case, we haven't changed anything in our assortment.
Late last month, Target made the decision to pull some Pride-themed merchandise and remove Pride displays at some of its stores after store workers and call-center employees
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