- Server responds on Facebook to newlywed couple who refused to leave tip
- Singer Joey Feek enters hospice, spends last days 'at peace' with baby
- Gator chows down on python at Florida golf course
- Stranger helps homeless single dad turn his life around in heartwarming viral video
- Dozens of stores to remain closed on Thanksgiving night
Not long after Target came under fire for an offensive Christmas sweater, retail giant Nordstrom received similar backlash.
The item at the center of debate is the company's blue Hanukkah sweater meant for women, which featured a menorah on the front and the words "Chai Maintenance" above it.
"Chai" means life in Hebrew but is pronounced as "high."
Facebook users felt the sweater portrayed Jewish women in a negative light and argued the sweater could be seen as anti-Semitic, according to a Chicago Tribune report.
The company addressed for the mishap on Facebook and said it is pulling the sweater, unlike Target, which will continue to cell its Obsessive Christmas Disorder sweater despite complaints.
A search for "ugly" on Nordstrom's website no longer yields the sweater.
About the Author
