Protect our endangered workers: Textile workers. This poster is part of a series of “endangered workers” posters from the 1990s, and still relevant today.
The text reads: Textile workers occupy a confusing array of habitats, from large chemical treatment facilities to basement sweatshops and Caribbean garment assembly plants. Singing the hymn of global competitiveness, industry owners have unleashed a “race to the bottom,” ruthlessly pursuing the cheapest hands and dangerous shortcuts in their quest for ever greater profits. The textile industry provides a compelling demonstration of the need for solidarity that knows no borders.
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| Poster Dimensions | 11×17" |
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| Print Type | Digital (Union Printed at RLM World Headquarters) |
| SKU | p736 |
| Categories | Posters, Labor |
| Tags | capitalism, clothing industry, endangered workers, fast fashion, garment workers, human rights abuses, profits, race to the bottom, sweatshops, textile workers |
