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Target releases disturbing pro-LGBT clothing line for children, infants

Updated: May 17, 2023 at 11:58 am EST  See Comments

Wed May 17, 2023 – 11:21 am EDT

(LifeSiteNews) — Adults seeking to groom children into the LGBT lifestyle just got a helping hand from Target, the Minnesota-based retailer that 10 years ago became one of the first corporations to embrace the woke agenda. 

The superstore recently introduced a line of rainbow-themed clothing for teenagers and babies ahead of so-called Pride Month, which the company has celebrated every June since 2013. Among the most controversial items listed on the company’s website is a onesie designed for an infant. 

Target first caved to the gay agenda after pop star Lady Gaga ended her deal with them in 2011 after learning they donated money to a candidate for Minnesota governor who opposed “gay marriage.” Just one year later, the company made a donation to the pro-gay Family Equality Council. In 2016, they adopted gender-neutral bathrooms after first allowing men to use women’s bathrooms

The new clothing line gives customers a chance to purchase items such as a rainbow tutu, a t-shirt that says, “It Takes All Kinds,” a hooded sweatshirt that reads “Not a Phase,” and a baby outfit that has the words “¡Bien Proud!” embroidered on it.  

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