Still, the backlash has been loud. Many attendees say Target’s involvement feels out of step with the spirit of Essence, especially while the brand is under scrutiny.

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Sales took a hit. In May, Target reported a dip in quarterly revenue, with the backlash as a contributing factor. The Cenat-Target partnership has now become a flashpoint in the broader conversation.

Target’s CEO, Brian Cornell, also released an statement on the platform’s website to affirm their company’s commitment to cultural upliftment, particularly through the festival.