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While we are on the subject of evil...

HISTORICAL EVIL:
"The Triangle Fire," by Leon Stein with a new introduction by William Greider. (Cornell University Press, 2001.)

EVIL IN THE RAG TRADE:
"NO SWEAT: Fashion, Free Trade, and the Rights of Garment Workers," edited by Andrew Ross. (Verso Press 1997.)

BORDERLINE EVIL:
"Border Witness," by Maureen Casey and Brian Casey. (The New York State Labor-Religion Coalition, 2002).

COSMIC EVIL:
"Evil in Modern Thought: An Alternative History of Philosophy," by Susan Neiman. (Princeton U. Press, 2002.)
 


 
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Support builds for Kenyan Tailors and Textile Union -- more needs to done!

Support Kenyan Garment Workers

Wal Mart + Target + Sears
[from Clean Clothes Campaign]

March 4, 2003 -- The Tailors and Textile Union and the Kenyan Human Rights Commission (KHRC) is requesting action in a case involving approximately 9,200 Kenyan garment workers, producing for a number of major international brands, who were fired after going on strike in January to demand better working conditions. The workers, employed at seven factories in Kenya's export processing zones, were producing for brands including Wal-Mart, Sears, and Target. The Ministry of Labor issued an order on February 11th instructing the factories to reinstate the workers and recognize the union by Monday, March 3rd. This deadline has now passed and the workers have not been reinstated. The union and the KHRC are requesting that people write letters of protest to factory management at each of the factories and to the
brands that are known to be sourcing at these facilities.

see: http://www.cleanclothes.org/urgent/03-03-04.htm for directions on suggested solidarity actions.