For the past nine months Domagron, a family-owned business, has been selling "All Lives Matter" bumper stickers on Walmart's online marketplace.
But on Oct. 11 the company received a notice from the nation's largest retailer that the bumper sticker had been removed from its marketplace.
The notice implied that the bumper sticker had violated the company's "prohibited products" policy.
Owner Dominick Agron was stunned - so he fired off an email to Walmart demanding to know why the "All Lives Matter" bumper sticker was prohibited.
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A spokesperson from Walmart responded Thursday: "The item you're asking about was incorrectly removed due to a system error earlier this week and was quickly re-published to our site, which you can see here."
Later that evening Agron was stunned to receive the following message from Walmart:
"'All Lives Matter' has been deemed an offensive term. These types of items are not appropriate for the Walmart Marketplace."
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