Walmart And Target Stereotypes

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This is a side-by-side picture of two of the largest retail chains. One being Wal-Mart and the other being Target. Both companies have been very successful, however it is not uncommon to hear certain stereotypes associated with either store. Walmart has the reputation of being the primary grocery store for white trash, trailer trash, the poor, or the ratchet… All these names are so terrible. This reputation is fed by websites like, “People of Walmart” and by the media talking down about Walmart. Target has a reputation of being the classier place to shop. They have cuter clothing, more reliable products, and better selection. The stereotypes of both companies may or may not be true, because a stereotypes does not always truthfully despite the
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