Target combated the wave of anti-transgender legislation being passed all around the country lately by enforcing a policy that allows "transgender team members and guests to use the restroom or ...

Target was not the first large and well-known entity to clarify its policy about transgender bathroom use, and the brand responded to some feedback on Twitter: @Kusau Everyone is welcome at Target ...

Target has waded right into the debate about transgender and bathroom use, making it the first national retailer to weigh in on the subject. And now stands at the center of a boycott for its trouble.

Target, facing a boycott over its policy of allowing transgender customers and employees to use the bathroom of their choice, says it will spend $20 million to expand bathroom options at all of ...

Target said Tuesday that transgender customers at its stores are welcome to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity, the latest corporate reaction to a wave of legislation seen by ...

RELATED: Target takes an 'inclusive' stand on transgender bathroom debate The Minneapolis-based retailer, which has 1,793 stores in the U.S., released a statement on April 19 emphasizing its policy.

How other stores are handling transgender bathroom policies. Wildmon says Target stands "to lose a lot of customers who won't come back." But Target is standing by its policy.

Mom calls out employees using the Target family restroom. In a viral video with more than 190,000 views, mom Kyle (@runningwkyle) shares a frustrating experience with the Target family restroom.

Kyle, known as @runningwkyle, shared a viral TikTok video where she discussed how there have been more than five or six times when she’s gone to the family restroom at Target, only to find it ...