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Get this widget! In the rapidly globalizing material world in which we subside, we forget those who form the backbone behind such change. We not only forget, but punish those who labor for our wealth by turning a blind eye to their dire situations and inexplicable injustices transpiring at their expense.
Blood, Sweat and Tears is a multidimensional analysis of the injustice that is sweatshop labor and empowers readers not only through knowledge, but the power to act. As multinational corporations hijack our sense of justice in return for material goods, we become susceptible to abandoning the activist inside us all, demanding equality. This book peers into the political, activist, labor and most importantly the consumer element that must all come together to end sweatshop labor.Professor Charles Derber, author of People Before Profit says, "Mojtabai's book is a thoughtful look at how consumers and workers can end the global sweatshop economy. Highly recommended especially for young people who realize that bloodied hands have made the clothes they wear and the household products they buy. Mojtabai gives you hope that another world is possible, and offers practical first steps that we all can take."Read an article online about Derber's Book: People Before Profit by Farzin Mojtabai and Jason CangialosiAnyone interested in learning more about what we can do to end the atrocities of sweatshops and build a fairer economy. If you're an organization involved in fighting sweatshops, this book can be an essential tool in helping to spread awareness and knowledge about the issue, so let's get connected. The are opportunities for proceeds from this book to be donated to your organization.
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Read these book reviews by Farzin Mojtabai and Jason Cangialosi on some of the definitive works about Sweatshops and Globalization.
Can We Put An End To Sweatshops , by Archon Fung, Dara O'Rourke and Charles Sabel Students Against Sweatshops , by Liza Featherstone Low Pay, High Profile: The Global Push for Fair Labor , by Andrew Ross Making Sweatshops: The Globalization of the U.S. Apparel Industry , by Ellen Israel Rosen People Before Profit , by Charles Derber