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a man wearing a hat and a shirt with the word no on it ALT: a man wearing a hat and a shirt with the word no on it

I just realized that, last night, I dreamed that Bowen Yang—actor, comedian, podcaster, writer, American treasure—was all of those things AND the mailman at my parents' home in the suburbs of Pittsburgh. Is there anything he can't do?

I'm not lazy—I'm a domestic pillow princess.

a woman says i have a lot of questions number one how dare you .. Alt: Character Kelly Kapur from the television show The Office, played by Mindy Kaling, saying the following line: I have a lot of questions. Number one, how dare you?

Me at the NYT Letterbox today. Completed in three words, but at what (time) cost?

Target, 2020: we care about all people of color
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Target, 2025: ... sike! we only give a fuck when it's profitable. And we're not lowering the price of eggs, rubes ✌️
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Screenshot of the following text: Fact Sheets Fact Sheet Target’s Belonging at the Bullseye Strategy Updated 11:55am CT | Jan 24, 2025 Copy link to share We remain focused on driving our business by creating a sense of belonging for our team, guests and communities through a commitment to inclusion. Belonging for all is an essential part of our team and culture, helping fuel consumer relevance and business results. In every area of our business, we are constantly listening, learning and adjusting to set ourselves up for long-term success. As we start a new fiscal year, we’re continuing to shape the next chapter of Belonging at the Bullseye.

Screenshot of the following text: Our strategy is rooted in: Our team: We recruit and retain team members who represent the communities we serve and fuel a culture where everyone has access to opportunity and growth, enabling our team to deliver business results. Our guests: We aim to create joyful experiences through an assortment of products and services that help all guests feel seen and celebrated, increasing relevance with consumers. Our communities: We build deep and lasting relationships with the communities we serve, driving impact, economic vitality and connection that fuels loyalty. Throughout 2025, we’ll be accelerating action in key areas and implementing changes with the goal of driving growth and staying in step with the evolving external landscape. We will continue to monitor and adjust as needed. Current actions include:

Screenshot of the following text: Concluding our Racial Equity Action and Change (REACH) initiatives in 2025 as planned. Ensuring our employee resource groups are communities fully focused on development and mentorship. These communities will continue to be open to all. Further evaluating our corporate partnerships to ensure they are directly connected to our roadmap for growth. Stopping all external diversity-focused surveys, including HRC’s Corporate Equality Index. Evolving our “Supplier Diversity” team to “Supplier Engagement” to better reflect our inclusive global procurement process across a broad range of suppliers, including increasing our focus on small businesses.

Target fact sheet from January 2025

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racial equity and social justice | Target Corporation Target's commitments to racial equity and social justice

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Screenshot of the following text and image: [Graphic of a large group, 20+, children and adults, standing in a semicircle on what appears to be a basket ball court, kicking multiple soccer balls. Target alt text "kids and adults kick soccer balls at the opening of a community soccer playspace"] corporate giving Community has always been at the core of who we are. Our efforts are rooted in caring for our communities and fostering community connections. Through equitable and inclusive partnerships and programs we support local, national and global organizations and enlist our team members and guests to enrich our shared communities where we live, work and play. learn more

Screenshot of the following Graphic featuring the red bullseye logo followed by "foundation" in black text on white background Target Foundation The Target Foundation is committed to upholding equity and inclusion for underserved and under-resourced communities that enables shared prosperity and opportunity for all. Through our hometown program, the Target Foundation concentrates its investments in organizations working to address the specific systemic and structural barriers facing Black, Indigenous and other communities of color. learn more

Screenshot of the following: Graphic of a large opening double quotation mark Target stands against racism and stands with Black families, communities and Team Members. Brian Cornell CEO and chairman Target website footer text linking to different areas of the sales site

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Screenshot of the following text: We’ll provide essentials and supplies to communities in need. We’ll continue to listen and learn in order to best partner with our communities, and that includes donating essentials such as baby formula, diapers, medicine and more to those most in need. We’ll partner with our stakeholders to chart Target’s path forward. We’ve established a Racial Equity Action Committee comprised of senior leaders across the company to partner with our team members, guests and members of the community to determine Target’s next steps.

Screenshot of the following text: We’ll foster a company culture committed to diversity, inclusion and antiracism. Our current three-year Diversity & Inclusion commitments focus on creating an increasingly relevant experience for our guests and an inclusive work environment for our team members. This work includes developing inclusion acumen across our teams through immersive experiences and unconscious bias trainings, hiring and retaining a diverse team and committing to equitable advancement of our talented team members, and investing in supplier diversity and inclusive marketing that ensures all guests feel valued and represented at Target.

Screenshot of the following text: related reading [Here there's a graphic of what appears to be a watercolor Target painted on a background that is black and white like a birch tree. Site alt text is "rainbow splattered bullseye logo"] diversity & inclusion at Target Target's purpose and our inclusion of “all” directly connects to our inclusivity value as a company. We champion a more inclusive society through creating an inclusive guest experience, having an inclusive work environment, ensuring we have a diverse workforce and leveraging our influence to drive positive impact on society. learn more

Screenshot of the following: [Graphic collage of what appears to be quality, ethnically-coded, handmade textiles and products, people making things, patterns, and doors in blue and green shades. Target alt text is "collage of goods and people"] supplier diversity We're committed to partnering with certified diverse suppliers. Our relationships with our suppliers are closely connected with the great shopping experience we create for our guests. By building strong partnerships with suppliers for both retail and non-retail needs, our guests and suppliers can feel good about doing business with us. learn more

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Screen shot of the following text: Target's commitment to racial equity and social justice Target’s purpose is to help all families experience the joy of everyday life. This includes standing with Black and Indigenous people and people of color in our commitment to advancing social justice and racial equity across America. Where our guests live and shop, where our Team Members live and work, where our community partners make an impact—we will be there, too, putting our purpose into action, every day. Target’s leadership team announced initial actions in a letter from CEO Brian Cornell on May 26, 2020, and a commitment of ongoing resources and funds on June 5, 2020. Additional ongoing actions and commitments will be shared here.

Screenshot of a graphic of so-called diverse Target employees, and the following text: Target's stance We recognize the systemic and structural barriers that Black and Indigenous communities and communities of color face every day. We believe everyone has a role to play in addressing these injustices. We’re committed to using our size, scale and resources to advance social justice and racial equity both inside and outside of Target. We are working toward a future where everyone, regardless of their race or background, has equal access to opportunities and in which everyone feels welcome, valued and respected.

Screenshot of the following text: our commitments We’ll invest in local and national partnerships to address social justice. We’ve committed $10 million from Target and the Target Foundation to support long-standing partners such as the National Urban League and the African American Leadership Forum. We’ll be adding new partners in Minneapolis-St. Paul and across the country to further address the systemic and structural barriers facing Black and Indigenous communities and communities of color. We’ll also offer guests the choice to direct Target funds to organizations supporting social justice through Target Circle, our loyalty program.

Screenshot of the following text: We’ll support Black-, Indigenous- and people-of-color-owned businesses. We’ve committed 10,000 hours of pro-bono consulting services for Black-, Indigenous- and people-of-color-owned small businesses in the Twin Cities to help with their rebuilding efforts, and the Target Foundation will also provide grants to nonprofits that can further help support these small business owners. In addition, the Foundation will continue its efforts to promote racial equity in the areas of housing, asset-building and workforce development. We’ll provide essentials and supplies to communities in need. We’ll continue to listen and learn in order to best partner with our communities, and that includes donating essentials such as baby formula, diapers, medicine and more to those most in need.

Target, circa June 2020

I think bullet journaling looks so intriguing—I wish it didn't directly contrast my desire to do nothing.

Photo of a large, human-sized black dog curled and sleeping on a beige leather two-cushion loveseat with her head on a white and blue pillow. The loveseat cushions are squashed and sagging, but the dog looks all the more comfortable for it.

Meet Lucy, my monster dog who just kicked me off this loveseat. Lucy, this is both human- and couch-abuse.

"Spiritualism" was the word I was looking for but couldn't find when I was writing my own! Well done!

I mostly game w/ my 8yo, but I'm an OG gamer, so I keep up. 😆 Right now, we are playing:

⭐ Brawl Stars
⛏️ Minecraft
🚽 Toilet Tower Defense
🏎️ Mario Kart 8
⚡ Pokemon TCG Pocket

And by myself, I'm playing:
🏙️ Pocket City
🎢 Rollercoaster Tycoon Classic
👸 King's Choice

I'm the same name everywhere!

Hi, I'm Tish! Looking for mutuals!

👵 geriatric millennial
👧🧒🐶 mom of 2 kids & 1 monster dog
👩👨👱‍♀️ ENM ethical triad w/ my hubs and our gf ❤️
🏳️‍🌈 panro ace
🧠 neurodivergent
🌹 political podcasts
🎹 piano & singing
🧴 ingredient lists
💄 dupes
🎮 gaming
📖 fanfic
📺 old sitcoms & cartoons

Did I do that right?

Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn’t Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden or Alice In Chains

Clouds from yesterday.