Shopping For Justice

       I don't really need anything from Target at the moment,  but tomorrow I'll be going shopping at Target anyway and I will spend some money. 
      And though the few dollars I spend at Target may not be commensurate with the amount the almost one million good Christians who signed a pledge with The American Family Association to boycott Target have vowed not to spend since Target took a stand for transgender rest room rights, well, one does what one can to fight hatred and injustice, even if only a few dollars at a time.
      After my shopping trip to Target 

I'm planning on making an acquisition or two at Barnes And Noble, which, like Target, has announced its policy that in its stores transgender people are free to use the restroom of their gender identity. 

    And though I don't drink coffee I'll probably  also swing by Starbucks, too, maybe grab a cup of tea and one of those  too-yummy little cake pops which at 170 calories I don't really need,

...still I will make the sacrifice and eat one in support of Starbucks, another business whose official policy is that transgender  customers and workers may use the store restroom of their gender identity.

  Question - will someone please tell me why in the United States of America in the 21st century  we're going on about who can use which bathroom?

       Oh well. 
       Anyway, tomorrow while I'm shopping at Target, who knows?,  I may have to share the restroom with a transgender woman.  But that's okay, I don't mind.  At least I won't have to share my space with any bigots.
        Anybody want to come shopping with me? ;)

References:
1.  http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/28/business/target-steps-out-in-front-of-bathroom-choice-debate.html

2.  http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2016/04/27/retailers-transgender-bathroom-policy-lgbt/83560714/

3.  http://www.wnd.com/2016/04/nearly-1-million-boycott-target-over-transgender-bathrooms/