Woman calls sweater at Target ‘deeply offensive’ and Target responds: get over it

A woman labeled a sweater at Target as “deeply offensive,” prompting a response from Target, which essentially advised her to “get over it.”Image 1

The incident revolved around a sweater that the woman found offensive, leading her to express her displeasure.

Target’s response to the situation was straightforward, suggesting that the woman move past her discomfort with the sweater.Image 2

This episode highlights differing perspectives on what can be considered offensive, illustrating the challenges companies face in catering to diverse customer opinions.

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