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"Black Thursday" Draws Protests

By: WTVJ
Updated: November 16, 2012
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This year, Thanksgiving will look more like Christmas, with many stores opening hours earlier, it will feel like it too. Black Friday is turning into Black Thursday.

Some employees may be happy to pick up some overtime or holiday pay on Thanksgiving, but not all of them. One Target employee, Casey St. Clair, felt the change in hours was unfair, so she wrote a letter to Target's CEO.

Part of it read: "Will you join me and ask Target to give Thanksgiving back to the families and not open on Thanksgiving evening."

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