Results: A Walgreens employee refused to sell condoms to a couple on religious grounds

Nathan Pentz tweeted earlier this month that his partner, Jess, went to buy condoms at a store in Hayward because she forgot her birth control. He said when she went to the checkout, the cashier said he would not ring up the condoms, because of his faith. In a statement to NBC News, a Walgreens spokesperson said its employee's actions did not violate company policy. "Our policies are designed to ensure we meet the needs of our patients and customers while respecting the religious and moral beliefs of our team members," the spokesperson said. Do you agree with Walgreens policy?

"The instances are rare, however when a team member has a moral or religious conviction about completing a transaction, they are required to refer the customer to another employee or manager on duty who will complete the transaction, which is what occurred in this instance." the spokesperson continued. What do you think is the right course of action?

Other people have complained that pharmacists at Walgreens won't fulfil birth control prescriptions for the same reason. Walgreens responded to multiple tweets saying company policy "allows pharmacists to step away from filling a prescription for which they have a moral objection." Do you agree with Walgreens policy?

Some customers are using the hashtag #BoycottWalgreens on social media platforms like TikTok and Twitter to highlight being denied birth control or condoms because of the cashier's moral or religious beliefs. Would this make you boycott Walgreens?