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Amid backlash, Target still launched its annual LGBTQ pride line. Hell yeah.

You might see a lot of rainbows during your next trip to Target.

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For the fifth year in a row, many Target shoppers will find their local store covered in rainbows.

It's all part of the retail giant's annual #TakePride campaign celebrating the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community.

The launch, which comes ahead of LGBT Pride Month in June, features a variety of rainbow-themed apparel and merchandise, including shirts, hats, swimsuits, and beach towels. The products will be found in over 150 of Target's U.S. stores and online, according to a company spokesperson.

Damn @Target! I am LOVING the #takepride section! http://pic.twitter.com/b27dSNub0H

— Kristin Crites (@Denver_Kristin) May 9, 2017

Target has repeatedly been threatened with boycotts from anti-gay and anti-transgender groups over its support for the LGBTQ community in recent years.

In 2014, the retailer publicly endorsed marriage equality. The following year, it announced it was ending gender-based signs in certain areas of its stores — like the toy aisles and entertainment sections — that needlessly assigned genders to products.

Last spring (after taking some heat for dropping the ball), Target launched a new kids home line with more gender-neutral items — a move, the company said, that helps parents shop for their kids while also helping squash gender norms. And Target explicitly stood on the side of transgender rights when it came to bathroom access in its stores, which ruffled enough feathers to spark a national boycott.

This year's #TakePride campaign is especially notable in the face of that backlash.

"We’re making our message loud and clear: Target proudly stands with the LGBT community," Laysha Ward, the company's executive vice president and chief corporate social responsibility officer, said on the #TakePride web page.

...and then THIS happened today in #Miami @outmiami @MiamiBeachPride @Target #Targetvolunteers #lgbt #diversity #takepride #southflorida http://pic.twitter.com/moeptc6oIv

— Bernard Boudreaux (@Bernard_Boo) April 10, 2017

Customers let Target know just how much they appreciate the store having their back.

I am 100% here for @Target's #TakePride campaign 🌈

— Kristen Zimmer (@kristen_zimmer) May 8, 2017

They're sending rainbow hearts — emojis worth a thousand words.

i love @Target #takepride ❤💛💚💙💜

— Kasey Lovicott (@PegasusHeart_1) May 8, 2017

Target employees love the message #TakePride sends too.

T3211 is proud to work somewhere that celebrates diversity #takepride #G499 #D412 @CamTGT @CannataMike @LydiaStroupTGT @JRames13 http://pic.twitter.com/dwqstsRr1v

— JP (@johnph527) May 5, 2017

Some are "freaking out" over all the rainbows (and rightfully so).

Me when I found target's #takepride section at the Beaverton store. Had to snap my girlfriend http://pic.twitter.com/YtOHki9PPK

— 🌈Kat💕 (@VergeofLove) May 9, 2017

And others are glad some folks won't show up because of the campaign.

Anyone boycotting Target because of their #takepride campaign: Thank you. I don't like shopping with assholes.

— JustChristal (@justchristal) May 9, 2017

Target noticed all the fanfare online — and they are loving it.

@itsmarky5 We love putting up these fun, colorful displays. Thanks for noticing. 🌈 😍 #TakePride http://pic.twitter.com/3JRmjM1VSF

— Target (@Target) May 10, 2017

While Target deserves credit for standing up for LGBTQ issues, it's not an entirely selfless move, of course.

As the tide has turned in favor of LGBTQ rights, many corporations have jumped on the bandwagon, highlighting same-sex couples in their ad campaigns and making public statements in favor of equality, hoping their advocacy draws positive attention from customers, boosting their bottom lines. It's commodifying a social cause, in a certain sense.

That point was also debated by some LGBTQ advocates on Twitter:

@DavidLevitz @Target I'm for #TakePride with @Target . One of the largest American corporations showing support for the LGBT community is a good thing.

— Nick Pateezy (@thegaycard) May 4, 2017

Still, it's commendable when companies stay on the right side of history, particularly when it's not the easiest thing to do.

And for that, Target, once again, hits the bull's-eye.

Dear @Target Thanks for always being brave enough to stand at the side of hundreds of voices who can't speak out against hate. #TakePride

— Julian Ortega (@Dmaxwell2511) May 9, 2017

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[socialviralnews]

Amid backlash, Target still launched its annual LGBTQ pride line. Hell yeah.

You might see a lot of rainbows during your next trip to Target.

<br>

For the fifth year in a row, many Target shoppers will find their local store covered in rainbows.

It's all part of the retail giant's annual #TakePride campaign celebrating the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community.

The launch, which comes ahead of LGBT Pride Month in June, features a variety of rainbow-themed apparel and merchandise, including shirts, hats, swimsuits, and beach towels. The products will be found in over 150 of Target's U.S. stores and online, according to a company spokesperson.

Damn @Target! I am LOVING the #takepride section! http://pic.twitter.com/b27dSNub0H

— Kristin Crites (@Denver_Kristin) May 9, 2017

Target has repeatedly been threatened with boycotts from anti-gay and anti-transgender groups over its support for the LGBTQ community in recent years.

In 2014, the retailer publicly endorsed marriage equality. The following year, it announced it was ending gender-based signs in certain areas of its stores — like the toy aisles and entertainment sections — that needlessly assigned genders to products.

Last spring (after taking some heat for dropping the ball), Target launched a new kids home line with more gender-neutral items — a move, the company said, that helps parents shop for their kids while also helping squash gender norms. And Target explicitly stood on the side of transgender rights when it came to bathroom access in its stores, which ruffled enough feathers to spark a national boycott.

This year's #TakePride campaign is especially notable in the face of that backlash.

"We’re making our message loud and clear: Target proudly stands with the LGBT community," Laysha Ward, the company's executive vice president and chief corporate social responsibility officer, said on the #TakePride web page.

...and then THIS happened today in #Miami @outmiami @MiamiBeachPride @Target #Targetvolunteers #lgbt #diversity #takepride #southflorida http://pic.twitter.com/moeptc6oIv

— Bernard Boudreaux (@Bernard_Boo) April 10, 2017

Customers let Target know just how much they appreciate the store having their back.

I am 100% here for @Target's #TakePride campaign 🌈

— Kristen Zimmer (@kristen_zimmer) May 8, 2017

They're sending rainbow hearts — emojis worth a thousand words.

i love @Target #takepride ❤💛💚💙💜

— Kasey Lovicott (@PegasusHeart_1) May 8, 2017

Target employees love the message #TakePride sends too.

T3211 is proud to work somewhere that celebrates diversity #takepride #G499 #D412 @CamTGT @CannataMike @LydiaStroupTGT @JRames13 http://pic.twitter.com/dwqstsRr1v

— JP (@johnph527) May 5, 2017

Some are "freaking out" over all the rainbows (and rightfully so).

Me when I found target's #takepride section at the Beaverton store. Had to snap my girlfriend http://pic.twitter.com/YtOHki9PPK

— 🌈Kat💕 (@VergeofLove) May 9, 2017

And others are glad some folks won't show up because of the campaign.

Anyone boycotting Target because of their #takepride campaign: Thank you. I don't like shopping with assholes.

— JustChristal (@justchristal) May 9, 2017

Target noticed all the fanfare online — and they are loving it.

@itsmarky5 We love putting up these fun, colorful displays. Thanks for noticing. 🌈 😍 #TakePride http://pic.twitter.com/3JRmjM1VSF

— Target (@Target) May 10, 2017

While Target deserves credit for standing up for LGBTQ issues, it's not an entirely selfless move, of course.

As the tide has turned in favor of LGBTQ rights, many corporations have jumped on the bandwagon, highlighting same-sex couples in their ad campaigns and making public statements in favor of equality, hoping their advocacy draws positive attention from customers, boosting their bottom lines. It's commodifying a social cause, in a certain sense.

That point was also debated by some LGBTQ advocates on Twitter:

@DavidLevitz @Target I'm for #TakePride with @Target . One of the largest American corporations showing support for the LGBT community is a good thing.

— Nick Pateezy (@thegaycard) May 4, 2017

Still, it's commendable when companies stay on the right side of history, particularly when it's not the easiest thing to do.

And for that, Target, once again, hits the bull's-eye.

Dear @Target Thanks for always being brave enough to stand at the side of hundreds of voices who can't speak out against hate. #TakePride

— Julian Ortega (@Dmaxwell2511) May 9, 2017

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First shoot day is going better than I could ever dream!!! So excited to share #Gibberish with y'all! #2phonejones #musicvideo #DavidLevitz #YouTube

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I saw this in David Levitz's Festive Medley and couldn't not GIF it.

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My Favorite Youtubers

They make me laugh, cry, smile...

Thanks for sharing your life wih us!

Davey Wavey

Miranda Sings

MarkE Miller

LushLaws

Shep689

DanIsNotOnFire

Zoella

FunForLouis

Niomi Smart

SuperFruit

Will Darbyshire

SprinkleofGlitter

Tanya Burr

PointlessBlog

Joey Graceffa

SupDaily06

Jack Howard

Jake Boys

Jim Chapman

ThatcherJoe

Felipe Neto

PanoT

Oli White

MarcusButlerTv

Connor Franta

Troye Sivan

Caspar Lee

Neil McNeil

Zach Garry

David Levitz

Simon Harrison

Tyler Oakley

TydeLevi

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Ive been noticed by david levitz like 4 or 5 times but I still freak out every time ahhhhhg!!!!

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ok

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They make the #Berlinale red carpet sizzzzle! Always fun when @charlottejourno & @DavidLevitz get together to talk movies! @dwnews #Berlin (at Berlin, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtmEeg2I6BF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1f7w6lu5818di

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LOL this made me laugh so hard. This is great. Thank you Davey Wavey for this.

[51centurywoman]

Try to only listen to the last 20 seconds. I dare you to not laugh your asses off!! XD Miranda Sings LIVE - #DailyDavid August 15

[jorgebanha]

MY LIST OF SEXY YOUTUBERS

Nick Laws

Dan Howell

Sawyer Hartman

Ricky Dillon

Alfie Deyes

Joey Graceffa

RJ Aguiar

Chris Thompson

Finn Harries

Jack Howard

Jack Harries

Jake Boys

JC Caylen

Jim Chapman

Joe Sugg

Felipe Neto

Pano Tsaklas

Oli White

Marcus Butler

Connor Franta

Troye Sivan

Caspar Lee

Scott Hoying

Neil Mcneil

Zach Garry

David Levitz

Simon Harrison

Do you guys wanna add someone to this list?

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On replay

[51centurywoman]

How are that chemistry and the adorableness even real?!!

[51centurywoman]

Beautiful! Just utterly beautiful David!!