On the 30th, Yahoo+ will be available for viewing. INumber Number: Jozi Gold sees a jaded undercover cop tasked with unravelling a historic gold heist in Johannesburg, which pushes him to choose between his conscience and the law. In Mati, after escaping from the village of Rimau, Mati goes to Zazzau to look for the treasure left behind by his wealthy deceased father.ĪLSO READ: Shanty Town, Kings of Jo’Burg season 2, other thrilling Netflix titles this Januaryįinding Fela is a documentary that explores the life and legacy of Afrobeat pioneer and political activist Fela Kuti. “The fact that a small group of extremists are threatening disgusting and harsh violence in response to Target continuing its long-standing tradition of offering products for everyone should be a wake-up call for consumers and is a reminder that LGBTQ people, venues, and events are being attacked with threats and violence like never before,” GLAAD president and CEO executive Sarah Kate Ellis said.Ijakumo tells the story of a pastor living a double life who falls for an exotic dancer in his congregation, but he’s unaware that it’s all part of an ex-lover’s plan to destroy him. In a statement on Wednesday, the LGBTQ rights organization GLAAD said “anti-LGBTQ violence and hate” would persist “until corporate leaders step up as heroes for their LGBTQ employees and consumers and do not cave to fringe activists calling for censorship.” “And in the space of a handful of days, all of that has been completely taken away from me and I’m just left to deal with the death threats and to deal with the hate mail and to deal with the accusations of grooming with absolutely no support from Target.” “I was overwhelmed by what a big opportunity this could be - the amount of people who would see my work who never otherwise would have been exposed to it, the people who are closeted that needed to see something positive when they’re walking in a retail store,” said Carnell. Pride month merchandise at the front of a Target store in Hackensack, N.J., on Wednesday.
However, that hasn’t stopped the “hundreds upon hundreds” of threatening emails he says he’s received in recent days. None of Carnell’s products that were sold at Target contain Satanic imagery. Our focus now is on moving forward with our continuing commitment to the LGBTQIA+ community and standing with them as we celebrate Pride Month and throughout the year.”Ĭarnell’s partnership with Target has been scrutinized by opponents of the company’s Pride collection largely for his use of Satanic symbolism in some of his designs. “Given these volatile circumstances,” the spokesperson said, “we are making adjustments to our plans, including removing items that have been at the center of the most significant confrontational behavior. Pride month merchandise at the front of a Target store in Hackensack, N.J., on May 24, 2023.
But “since introducing this year’s collection, we’ve experienced threats impacting our team members’ sense of safety and wellbeing while at work. In a statement Tuesday night, a spokesperson for Target said the company has “offered an assortment of products aimed at celebrating Pride Month” for more than a decade. Target’s corporate communications department did not immediately respond to an email containing a list of questions, including which Pride items were removed and the nature of the threats against employees. Dont seem too concerned about offending your own employees and loyal customers though.” “You literally hid your LGBTQ ‘support’ so as to not offend hateful small minded people. “So disappointed in right now,” one TikTok user wrote in a caption to a video apparently recorded at a Target location in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
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