Target — Local services in San Antonio

To Whom It May Concern,

I am writing to express a serious concern regarding an employee currently working at the Stone Oak Target location—an individual named Elizabeth who is of African American decent.

I have been a loyal customer at this store for many years, but as of recently, I no longer feel safe or welcome—especially now that I am pregnant. My concern stems from both past and recent experiences with this employee.

I previously knew Elizabeth when she lived in the same residential community where I worked. During that time, she repeatedly exhibited aggressive and violent behavior. She was loud, confrontational, and openly threatened more than one person at our office. Most disturbingly, she stated she wanted to physically harm a full-term pregnant coworker—without cause. Her words and actions at the time were volatile and frightening, particularly for someone in a customer-facing or public role.

Recently, I had a direct interaction with her at your Stone Oak store. Elizabeth was noticeably rude, dismissive, and dry in her tone with me, while appearing friendly and helpful to customers of different racial backgrounds. I observed her roll her eyes at me multiple times, and she made me feel like an inconvenience rather than a valued customer. The lack of professionalism and disparity in treatment was both hurtful and concerning. As someone who is Hispanic, it was hard not to notice the difference in how I was treated compared to others in the store.

As a pregnant woman, I should feel safe and respected in a store I have trusted for years—but that is no longer the case. I am extremely concerned that Target would employ someone with a known history of violent threats and discriminatory behavior. It is imperative that your team take this matter seriously and investigate thoroughly to ensure the safety and dignity of all guests and staff.

Thank you for your time and attention to this urgent...

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