I have been boycotting Chinese goods for at least 10 years. I started
because they use prison labor to make a lot of their goods, and they have no
environmental regulations for factories either. It is hard to avoid
Chinese goods, but the effort makes you much more conscious about where your
things come from. It also just makes you buy less.
My partner, Gray, teaches Chinese history in a university. One year he had
all his students go through everything in their dorm room and make a list of
what was made in China. The students were all amazed at the length of their
lists-- hardly anything they had was made anywhere else. It is a
consciousness-raiser.
Michelle
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