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Target apologizes for selling ‘offensive’ children’s costume after backlash

The costume sparked backlash on social media, with many believing it resembled a racist caricature

torontosun.com ·2026-08-25

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Target removes controversial halloween costume after blackface backlash hindustantimes.com

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