Spokeswoman Katie Boylan says, "At the end of the day, Target is all about inclusion. We want everyone to feel comfortable in our stores."

Last August, Target made their toy sections gender-neutral, and now that inclusiveness is spreading to the decor aisle as well!

Target shopper Joni Jones called the store out last week for selling some, uh, adult-looking Force Awakens merchandise in the children's aisle.

Well, it seems like someone at Target.com was listening!

It's just....I can't....just look at the above tweet.

Target's latest advertising spread for their Halloween costume selection inspired a heartwarming response from Jen Spickenagel Kroll, a mother of a disabled child.

We all remember this scene from A New Hope in which Vader wags his finger at Princess Leia. So it's pretty disappointing to see Target selling a version of this shirt for boys featuring Luke photoshopped into Leia's place.

Target recently announced gender-neutral toy aisles, and now they're making me cry onto my keyboard with an ad celebrating Star Wars fans of all genders across generations.

We were thrilled when Target decided to make toy aisles and children's sections gender-neutral. But change takes some getting used to, and one family in Kalamazoo, MI hilariously depicted the "confusion" they went through in an awesome photo shoot at a recent trip to Target.

Trolling is pretty much the worst thing, except when its powers are used for good—and Target has just executed possibly the most perfect example of that fact yet.

Not everyone was as thrilled as we were when Target announced that their toy and children's aisle would be gender-neutral, and many dissatisfied customers took to Facebook to let Target know how they are destroying America and whatnot.

Their unnecessarily gendered toy signs caused Target to face a lot of backlash over social media earlier this year. Good news: Target listened to the critiques and is now implementing gender neutral signage in toy aisle, kids bedding, and children's books!

Oh well, let he who is without sin sign the first petition, am I right?

Remember a few days ago when Target Australia announced it would no longer be stocking Grand Theft Auto V on its shelves? Now there are several new petitions, presumably from people who are angry with the original decision, advocating that Target get rid of other things, too—like its name and logo, for example, which "encourage people to aim at and shoot things." Can't make this stuff up, folks.

At the behest of a Change.org petition that condemns the 2013 game Grand Theft Auto V for promoting violence against women, Target Australia has announced that they will be pulling all copies of the game from their shelves.

Cat Staggs (artist for DC, Marvel, and other sundry comics publishers) and her wife Amanda Deibert, writer of comics, comedy and television, are having a baby! Apparently Target was pretty excited about that too, and the results are so cute your eyes might bleed. When Baby Staggs gets to space, maybe they can bring us with them?

If you weren't one of the 63,416 people who contributed to the OUYA console's mega-successful $8.6 million dollar Kickstarter campaign then you've had to wait for the little system that could to finally hit store shelves. Today is that day, frugal gamers! The OUYA is now available at Target, GameStop, and Best Buy if you absolutely must rush out to buy it now. If you can't find it in stores, or if you don't mind waiting for it to ship you can also order it on Amazon.