Neiman Marcus Disrespects Tradition by Shelving Christmas
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Posted 29 days ago
**Outrage as Neiman Marcus Removes 'Christmas' from Classic Catalogue Amid Woke Culture Shift**
In a move that has ignited fury among employees and traditionalists alike, Neiman Marcus has rebranded its nearly century-old 'Christmas Book' gift catalogue to the ambiguous 'Holiday Book.'
This decision, seemingly rooted in 'woke politics,' has embroiled the iconic department store in controversy.
For the first time in its 98-year history, the catalogue will not prominently display the term 'Christmas,' a change that has been met with dismay from both employees and loyal customers.
Workers at Neiman Marcus have expressed frustration and disappointment, arguing that the company’s new direction undermines a cherished tradition that has been a hallmark of the holiday shopping experience.
Amidst a backdrop of layoffs and corporate restructuring, seasoned employees report feeling blindsided by the abrupt alteration in branding. One disgruntled staff member lamented, "The book didn't need a name change. Personal opinions about inclusion – from the CEO and his leadership team – changed this."
The CEO, Geoffroy van Raemdonck, previously stated that the catalogue represented a celebration of Christmas and part of the company's legacy. Yet this year, the push for inclusivity has seemingly overshadowed long-standing practices.
Critics point to a broader trend in corporate America where traditional values are being sacrificed at the altar of political correctness. The catalogue's latest iteration, now titled 'A Neiman’s Fantasy,' features imagery that lacks any connection to Christmas, further angering supporters of the holiday.
As major corporations grapple with fluctuating consumer sentiments and shifting cultural norms, Neiman Marcus's decision serves as a glaring example of how political correctness can overshadow longstanding traditions.
For many, the holiday season is about family, faith, and festivity, and the removal of Christmas from a beloved catalog could alienate a significant customer base that values these ideals.
As the backlash unfolds, it remains to be seen whether Neiman Marcus will reverse course and restore 'Christmas' to its rightful place in its holiday celebrations.
This situation highlights a growing divide between businesses that choose to embrace traditional values and those that opt for a more progressive approach, often at the expense of loyal customers.
In a time when many are longing for a return to the values that underpin Christmas, Neiman Marcus’s decision is a sharp reminder of the cultural battles being fought in the marketplace today.
Sources:
endtimeheadlines.org
independentsentinel.com
thepostmillennial.com
In a move that has ignited fury among employees and traditionalists alike, Neiman Marcus has rebranded its nearly century-old 'Christmas Book' gift catalogue to the ambiguous 'Holiday Book.'
This decision, seemingly rooted in 'woke politics,' has embroiled the iconic department store in controversy.
For the first time in its 98-year history, the catalogue will not prominently display the term 'Christmas,' a change that has been met with dismay from both employees and loyal customers.
Workers at Neiman Marcus have expressed frustration and disappointment, arguing that the company’s new direction undermines a cherished tradition that has been a hallmark of the holiday shopping experience.
Amidst a backdrop of layoffs and corporate restructuring, seasoned employees report feeling blindsided by the abrupt alteration in branding. One disgruntled staff member lamented, "The book didn't need a name change. Personal opinions about inclusion – from the CEO and his leadership team – changed this."
The CEO, Geoffroy van Raemdonck, previously stated that the catalogue represented a celebration of Christmas and part of the company's legacy. Yet this year, the push for inclusivity has seemingly overshadowed long-standing practices.
Critics point to a broader trend in corporate America where traditional values are being sacrificed at the altar of political correctness. The catalogue's latest iteration, now titled 'A Neiman’s Fantasy,' features imagery that lacks any connection to Christmas, further angering supporters of the holiday.
As major corporations grapple with fluctuating consumer sentiments and shifting cultural norms, Neiman Marcus's decision serves as a glaring example of how political correctness can overshadow longstanding traditions.
For many, the holiday season is about family, faith, and festivity, and the removal of Christmas from a beloved catalog could alienate a significant customer base that values these ideals.
As the backlash unfolds, it remains to be seen whether Neiman Marcus will reverse course and restore 'Christmas' to its rightful place in its holiday celebrations.
This situation highlights a growing divide between businesses that choose to embrace traditional values and those that opt for a more progressive approach, often at the expense of loyal customers.
In a time when many are longing for a return to the values that underpin Christmas, Neiman Marcus’s decision is a sharp reminder of the cultural battles being fought in the marketplace today.
Sources:
endtimeheadlines.org
independentsentinel.com
thepostmillennial.com
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