A lot of PRIDE, but "I can't sell it to you".

By Susana Moscatel

A few days ago we found ourselves, as many Mexican tourists usually discover when they go to the United States, inside a branch of Target, an excellent place to fulfill commitments for gifts and details for those who are waiting for us at home. We headed, guided by a rainbow that stood out from other counters, to the area called "Pride" and had a lot of fun choosing different things we wanted to bring for loved ones, among them a black bag with the usual June colors, a couple of t-shirts and a jumpsuit with shorts that also seemed to belong to the same collection, black with a rainbow that formed the word "PRIDE".  

After wasting some more time choosing chunches, we went to the cashier, where they very kindly began to charge us for the items one by one. Suddenly the screen of the girl who was helping us turned red and the legend "DO NOT SELL" appeared. Forbidden to sell. It was the jumpsuit, the rest was gone. Very embarrassed and frankly a little scared in appearance, the cashier told us that this merchandise should not have been displayed because they had done a "recall" or in other words, they had removed, in theory, all the clothes of that designer since that week.