Funny coincidence: I was in the CVC in Fresh Pond a couple of weeks ago looking to buy a new trimmer and they were all locked up in a glass case. Looking at all the different options and reading the labels through the glass to decide which one I wanted to get, the store manager comes up to me and asks if I needed any help. I told her I'm still deciding and she stood there waiting until I made my mind up. She unlocked the case, grabbed the one I chose and she walked it to the cash register and gave it to the cashier and told her it was for me. I didn't think for a minute if the women's kits were locked up or not nor did I think there was a racial element involved, just store policy and neither were the kits that expensive. Highest one was like $50 or something like that, but is this sexual discrimination?
Black people in the US certainly have their grievances, there's no doubt about that but at the same time, if you owned that particular Walmart and you knew that many of the items being clipped from the store were those specific products, what would you do?