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Racialized people continue to disproportionately be incarcerated on marijuana-related charges, even as governments continue to take steps in decriminalization. Buyers have the power to advocate for the marginalized through their money.
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As the fashion industry grapples with the pandemic, designers have to face the reality that the industry’s most revered tradition, the fashion show, will have to fundamentally change from what it once was.
In South Asia, skin whitening creams have been used to perpetuate the dangerous idea that whiteness is equivalent to beauty. In the wake of the global Black Lives Matter movement, companies have been forced to pivot.
Racialized people continue to disproportionately be incarcerated on marijuana-related charges, even as governments continue to take steps in decriminalization. Buyers have the power to advocate for the marginalized through their money.
Measures we as fashion consumers can take to hold ourselves and those in power accountable for the systemic racism we perpetuate through the many norms of the fashion industry.
