Walmart is ending a long-standing policy under which some of its stores kept personal care products designed for people of color in locked display cases. The retailer's about-face comes after years of ...

PERRIS, Calif. — A California woman shopping at Walmart said she was shocked to find beauty products used by African-Americans shelved behind locked glass. According to KCBS, Essie Grundy, 43, said it ...

Walmart is no longer keeping African American haircare products locked up. “”We’re sensitive to the issue and understand the concerns raised by our customers and members of the community and have made ...

Retail theft led to roughly $94.5 billion in losses for retailers in 2021, per a recent NRF survey. Retailers have been locking away more items to protect them from potential theft. But that has led ...

Next time you go to Walmart, you won’t have to wait for a store associate to come open the anti-theft cabinet where they keep the products for multicultural hair a.k.a Black hair. The retail ...

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Shoppers across the U.S. are growing increasingly frustrated as more items in grocery and department stores are being locked behind glass or secured with anti-theft devices. In a recent TikTok video, ...

Imagine going to buy shampoo and conditioner at your local drugstore only to find that the products made specifically for your hair texture are locked up behind glass. It's an unsettling reality ...

Walmart will no longer keep "multicultural" personal care products – marketed to African Americans – locked up in glass cases in stores, a practice that has long made the giant retailer the target of ...