SAN ANTONIO – Retail giants Walmart and Amazon are removing a controversial Halloween costume from their website.
The outfit, called a "Tranny Granny" sparked outrage online with many saying it is offensive to the transgender community.
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The costume includes a dress, headscarf and padding for the breasts and rear-end. The costume was reportedly listed by a third-party vendor named Rasta Imposta.
According to the news site LGBT Nation, Walmart says the costume violates its terms of service for third-party retailers.
The costume however is still available from other online retailers.
Just when you think society is evolving on #LGBT issues. I can't even with how wrong this is. #TrannyGranny? Really? #WTF #HalloweenFail pic.twitter.com/BMKv0cGVn4
— Woody Schultz (@UGottaWoody) October 5, 2016