Other commentors told the boycotters they should also be prepared to give up their iPhones, Budweiser and Disney theme parks.Īnd those miffed with the Lucedale store but contemplating a trip to a Walmart down the road might have to consider the corporation’s public stance. The inevitable debate also ensued over the Bible and where God stands on LGBTQ issues.Īnd then there were those who were surprised by the post (not in a good way) and said they would be boycotting the Lucedale Walmart. ago We employees kept complaining that the pockets were uselessly small. These vests are the opposite of 'fabulous' 226 level 2 ysfex3
I was raised here, and being born transgender, I never felt welcome to my own heritage. (Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple.) B) As a gay, we would never design something this ugly. One young woman wrote: “Thank you all so much! ❤️ My family has always lived around Lucedale, one of the places I grew up. Some commenters were personally touched by the store’s gesture. We’re just proud to support our associates expressing themselves.” Wal-Mart Stores, nation's largest private employer, expands antidiscrimination policy to protect gay and lesbian employees Pride Foundation, which has lobbied company, discloses decision company. The store manager, Matthew Nagorka, took the Sun Herald’s call Tuesday morning, but did not want to talk about the post beyond saying: “It is the month of pride and we just decided to participate in it.
