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Aditi Mayer is a sustainable fashion blogger, journalist, and speaker whose work explores the intersections of style, sustainability, and social justice. Read More

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🤍 Support indie PPE makers 🤍 ⁣ ⁣ My dres

🤍 Support indie PPE makers 🤍 ⁣
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My dress + mask are from roopapemmaraju who is employing Indian artisans (from her team and independent ones across India) to create reusable face masks during the crisis. ⁣
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All of the money from these masks goes straight back to the artisans to support them and their families during this time.⁣
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Who are your favorite indie PPE makers? Comment them below ✨

✨ ALL HAIL THE ARTISAN ✨⁣ ⁣ Today I want t

✨ ALL HAIL THE ARTISAN ✨⁣
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Today I want to send love to all the phenomenal artisans (and artisan-centered brands & organizations) that have taken a hard hit with this pandemic.⁣
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What are your favorite artisan-centered brands + organizations to follow? ⁣
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the_house_of_artisans & khamircrafts are doing some amazing fundraising initiatives right now for South Asian artisans. ⁣
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Sharing some resources in my stories today about ways to support 🤍 ⁣
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Artisan made-fit: Dress + Mask roopapemmaraju, Earrings by artisanandfox, Boots by nomasei_official

I've had the honor of documenting the resistance o

I've had the honor of documenting the resistance of LA garment workers since 2016— and there have been so amazing instances showing the power of worker-driven change.⁣⁣⁣
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This past week the bill #SB1399—the Garment Worker Protection Act— passed, and now has gone on to the assembly to be voted on. ⁣⁣⁣
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This is HUGE because this bill address some of the roots causes that force garment workers to work under hazardous conditions making well-below minimum wage, due to their lack of protection. ⁣
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Some call to actions and resources: ⁣
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• ✨Keep the momentum going by signing the petition for the next round of votes (linked in bio) ✨ ⁣
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• If you'd like to learn more about the stories of LA garment workers and this bill, you can find a replay of a recent panel + film screening I hosted with garmentworkercenter (link in bio) ⁣
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• Follow garmentworkercenter for updates! ⁣⁣
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[Title image by me from a protest against rossdressforless in 2017. Infographics via remakeourworld]

#IGLive alert: From being critical of capitalism b

#IGLive alert: From being critical of capitalism but actively navigating within it, financial sustainability for BIPOC creatives (in the time of tokenism), to funding larger visions for the future... dominiquedrakeford and I have a lot to say! Join us tomorrow for a casual Instagram live unpacking these topics and more 🤎🗣

For all my vintage lovers, miss your local secondh

For all my vintage lovers, miss your local secondhand shops? ⁣
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shopthrilling is a Black-woman owned company empowering many BIPOC + woman-owned small vintage shops by bringing them on its online marketplace ✨
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Unfortunately, due to COVID, many of the small businesses that shopthrilling supports have been suffering.⁣⁣
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If you need to shop: Shop for clothes that already exist! Shop small businesses! Make #VintageForThePeople!

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