Target Spends $20 Million on One-Person Bathrooms After Transgender Stunt Sparks Boycott

[Revmitchell]

A consumer protest by Americans has successfully forced Target Corp. to walk a few steps away from its disastrous $10 billion decision to back the radical transgender lobby.
Instead of opening all bathrooms and changing rooms to both sexes — for the benefit of a small number of transgender people — as the company promised in April, it is now set to spend $20 million on building new lockable, single-user restrooms.

However, Target is still insisting that it won’t offer single-sex changing rooms to customers. Instead, Target’s changing rooms remain open to both sexes as a sign of support for sexually mixed transgender people.

A spokesperson for the retailer admitted that the new bathroom expenditure is a reaction to feedback from angry customers.

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[777]

Well, Target is doing badly but they still have over 1500 stores nationwide, can't see how only 20 million can put a new bathroom in all those stores.

Why businesses decide to take some stance on politics is beyond me, especially those of a liberal nature like this one. This is all the brainchild of this woman:

Laysha Ward, Target's Executive Vice President and Chief Corporate Social Responsibility Officer, LGBT????? pointwoman.

 

[Smyth]

When I read articles that discuss Target's revenue decline, they generally ignore the boycott. Liberals don't want to give any credit to the boycott. But, Target has conceded by installing these bathrooms that the boycott is hurting them a lot. If Target reversed it's sodomite policy, Liberals would punish Target a lot harder than the current boycott. The single-occupancy restrooms are bone to end the boycott.

People should still avoid Target because Target still insists on being actively pro-sodomite. I'll go back to Target when they make the men's room for men and the women's room for women, and offer the single-occupancy to those who want something else.

 

[Smyth]

Well, Target is doing badly but they still have over 1500 stores nationwide, can't see how only 20 million can put a new bathroom in all those stores.

That's about $13,000 per store. Maybe that's enough, especially if some stores already have single-occupancy restrooms or janitorial closets that could easily be converted. It's not enough for my business.