Walmart’s breakup with H Street hurts. Yet again, it’s not us. It’s you.
Walmart, we knew your bad habits all along: killing off mom-and-pop stores; treating workers poorly; getting us hooked on being able to buy a toilet seat, party balloons and bananas all in one stop.
He left the front door of his brick duplex in the middle of our conversation to come back with a shiny, red Radio Flyer tricycle he bought as a gift for a family member the night before.The D.C. Council at first seemed as though it might imperil the plans by passing a living-wage bill that singled out the Bentonville, Ark.-based behemoth.
The first two opened quickly. They weren’t in the city’s poorest wards, but they were in places that didn’t have other supermarkets.
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