Published time: 1 Mar, 2019 20:39 Edited time: 1 Mar, 2019 22:41
An 'empowerment’ oriented clothing brand has stopped selling its
“girl power” T-shirts after a report revealed they were being made by
exploited women in a sweatshop in Bangladesh. But at least the cotton
they used was organic?
In a case of robbing Patty to pay Pauline, the UK-based F= sold cheap shirts made at DIRD Composite Textiles in Bangladesh in order to raise money for Worldreader, a charity that provides e-books for impoverished children in Africa. The prints themselves were done in the UK.
F= said that there was a “huge demand” for the shirts, even getting celebrity endorsements from TV presenter Holly Willoughby and former Spice Girl Emma Bunton.
Read more: https://www.rt.com/uk/452797-girl-power-shirt-bangladesh/
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GRRRRRRRRRL Power!
Nothing like bored, rich White Western women exploiting their Sisters who dwell in Third World Shit Holes and work for slave wages.
Maybe that's why rich White Western Women prefer Third World Mexican and Asian Women to care for their Little Darlings, cook, and clean for them - at slave wages paid via cash.
The Plantation mentality is still alive at the higher income levels of American Society.
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