Kohl's Becomes The Next Retailer To Cave To The Woke Agenda, Sells Pride Clothes For BABIES

Retailers continue to seem to be unable to keep their politics out of their business as Kohl’s becomes the next major store to receive heavy criticism for their new LGBTQ clothing that can be for children as young as three months old. 

A major item getting attention at the retailer is the ‘Baby Sonoma Community Pride Bodysuit set’ which is made for the range of three months to two-year-olds. The clothing article shows what appears to be a lesbian couple accompanied by three children and a dog holding up the LGBTQ flag on the shirt alongside rainbow-striped pants. 

That’s not all for the store's LGBTQ baby wear, with bodysuits that state ‘Happy Pride’ and feature rainbows also being included in its collection. 

Of course, it wouldn’t just end with children's clothing either. The collection features a multitude of clothing aimed towards adults and teenagers, ranging from more tame clothes just featuring rainbow patterns to forcing the American flag to show the pride colors. Of course, Disney unsurprisingly hopped on giving shirts with ‘Star Wars’ and Mickey Mouse that feature the rainbow colors for the pride collection as well. 

Many on Twitter were not thrilled with Kohl’s decisions, with a thread from the account End Wokeness getting over 4.5 million views and over 3,500 comments. The original tweet featured photos of the previously mentioned ‘Baby Sonoma Community Pride Bodysuit set’ as well as a table display with numerous ‘Pride’ related household objects.
 

Kohl’s is pushing LGBTQ Pride for literal babies pic.twitter.com/SzoHSXGp4n

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) May 28, 2023

“That gay men's choir song from a couple of years ago that went 'we'll convert your children, yes we will' is really coming to rotten fruition lately…” one Twitter user wrote.
 

That gay men's choir song from a couple of years ago that went "we'll convert your children, yes we will" is really coming to rotten fruition lately...

— Jimmy Simmons (@ArticulateTHGHT) May 29, 2023

“Companies aim to get higher Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) scores so they can supposedly improve their financial/public standings,” another unhappy Twitter user wrote. “CEOs and corporate boards have bought into this nonsense and their marketing reflects it. Too bad they don't actually poll their customers.” The tweet also had a link discussing the CSR assessment backing up his statement. 
 

Companies aim to get higher Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) scores so they can supposedly improve their financial/public standings. CEOs and corporate boards have bought into this nonsense and their marketing reflects it. Too bad they don't actually poll their customers.…

— 350MazingerZ (@350zBob) May 29, 2023

The controversy around Kohl’s is new but very well could turn into the same business fiasco that lost companies like Target and Bud Light billions in profits and market value. It seems that for these corporations, appeasing the LGBTQ agenda is more important than maintaining their customers and upholding their moral values.