It was bad enough when I had to give up chocolate. But now Forever 21?
I’ve been a long time fan of Forever 21, and it’s been almost equally long that I’ve been wondering if their products are made ethically. I tried to do some investigating, but either there wasn’t a lot out at the…
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You see, Mexican/American sweatshop labor is far more expensive then that of Chinese, Cambodian, or Bangladeshi workers....
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Y’all are surprised? Rule of thumb, people: when in doubt, assume there’s slavery in the supply chain. It’s next to...
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In June 2010 The Ohio State University's study abroad program, Honors& Scholars Nicaragua: Engagement in the Americas, had its first trip. The program was offered again this year and we are the 2011 class. This blog is about our venture through Fair Trade and the class trip. Please join our journey as we prepare for Nicaragua! The views expressed here are my own and not those of Ohio State or any associating entity mentioned in this blog.
