Walmart Will No Longer Lock Up Multicultural Hair Products

The transcript discusses Walmart's previous practice of locking hair products commonly used by Black people in security cases, while similar products for white people were openly accessible. This practice faced criticism for being racially discriminatory. In response to public outcry and protests for racial equality, Walmart announced it would end this practice, stating its commitment to non-discrimination and understanding community concerns.

What was the practice in some Walmart locations regarding hair products used by black people?

• They were placed at the front of the store.

• They were given free samples.

• They were locked in security cases.

• They were offered at a discount.

How did Walmart respond to the criticism of their security practices?

• By ignoring the criticism.

• By offering discounts on all products.

• By banning the practice of locking certain products.

• By increasing security measures.

What reason did Walmart give for initially using security cases for certain products?

• To increase sales.

• To promote new products.

• To organize the store better.

• To deter shoplifting.

What event intensified the criticism against Walmart's policy?

• A nationwide protest for racial equality.

• A new product launch.

• A change in store management.

• A celebrity endorsement.

What change did Walmart announce in response to the backlash?

• They would close some stores.

• They would offer free products.

• They would stop locking certain products.

• They would increase prices.