The First Amendment guarantees the store freedom to choose what they will sell. Just as he chooses to carry Star Kist Tuna rather than Bumble Bee brand, he chooses which magazines to sell. Besides, you're not asking him to remove it, you simply want him to display it responsibly. We have no control. An outside company takes care of our magazine rack.
Supermarkets can and do control what materials are sold in their store.
Just as stores would not place Igloo Today in a Florida store, it should not place adult material in an area frequented by children. It's a corporate policy. My hands are tied. This decision probably is made by corporate headquarters but the manager is responsible for customer service and profitability at his location. The corporate offices don t work in a vacuum.