Florida AG files class action lawsuit against Target over Pride displays, DEI policies

The target is once again in hot water for the sale of its DEI policy and catastrophic 2023, as the Prosecutor General of Florida is about the fight against the design list.

Florida Prosecutor James Umes and the first legality in America, as well as with legal companies, Boyden Grey and Lawson Huck Gonzalez The retaileraccusing it consciously misleading and deceiving investors “about the risks of” radical LGBTK activity “.

Judgment claims that the target has “actively misleading” investors that they will control the risks associated with them Diversity, equity and inclusion (Dei) and environmental, social and management (ESG), but instead only followed the reaction of left-wing activists. These actions were managed by tens of billions of dollars in accordance with the lawsuit.

Target Kick in Class Action Claim by claiming that they mislead investors on dei policy

The lawsuit came in response to the sale of the company’s DEI policy and pride. (Victor J. Blue / Bloomberg Via Getty Images / Getty Images)

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“Until the target told investors that the company could not contradict the stock price, the seller is engaged in targeting marketing campaigns and for sexual children.”

“The target misled and deceived his investors, destroying the value of billions of shareholders to serve his leadership, radical and deep destructive social agenda,” said the first legal legal.

Target Hohnchos “Didn’t learn their class” despite the spreading back of pride sales

The trial claims that the target’s actions are the value of shareholders’ shares.

The target was hit by mass feedback from consumers after the store began to sell Tuck Friendly women’s style swimsuits and other transgender affiliated items as part of its June 2023 pride campaign. The constant boycott led to a significant drop in sales and stock value. The retailer The stock price has fallen On November 2024, 22% cleans $ 16 billion in a market hat.

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This lawsuit is only a few weeks later, a case of retail trade against its pride and DEI initiatives. The lawsuit led by the Riviera Beach Pension Fund in Florida assumed that the funds invested in “artificially exaggerated prices” are abused by investing funds.