In the wake of similar corporate suicides, a beer brand, a chain store (actually, two are in that mix, now, with Kohls), a MLB team, the question arises of what they have in common.
Keep in mind that trillions in capital are controlled by Blackrock, Vanguard, and another major group I don't recall at the moment, and with the "ESG" push from that direction, I wonder how much of this is directly tied to funding.
Especially with the shining examples down the years of what. not. to. do. (K-Mart, JC Penney's, and others), not to mention the recent dives from high places, anyone with a lick of common sense would take note of the results and avoid them.
The results are predictable, but it speaks volumes about the bubbles the people making these decisions inhabit if they thought that mainstream America was going to join in their delusion.
After the Mass Hysteria of COVID left America with an idiot president, evil minions running the show, economic devastation, and claims of job creation as American businesses and entrepreneurs picked themselves up off the mat, we're not so likely to fall for the pimping of lunacy from the media. Stuff your pronouns, I'll call 'em as I see 'em.