Corporations like target are also one of the few places a lot of rural LGBTQIA/queer kids have access to. Growing up, there was no local queer business. And getting stuff mailed to the house I shared with my parents was not okay. But, when we went to the slightly larger town an hour away, I got my first glimpses of pride. In rainbow flags and knick knacks and tee shirts on sale at places like target and Walmart. It helped me remember that the world was much bigger than my tiny town, and that some day I could exist in that world, instead of the one I was in at the time.