Friday, December 6, 2019
Walmart
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I feel like this is a common practice now. Maybe the only thing that makes Walmart different is the crimes that go on within the store. Most clothing store promote fast fashion. Which basically forces people to work in sweat shops. The makeup industry is also part of these inhumane practices. They force young children in India to mine out Mica and most of them are 4-10 years old.
ReplyDeleteTimes are different now it seems like for Walmart. People are able to share out about in-just issues that happen under the control of inhumane acts.I still however seems to continue in some states from the appearance of the workers that seem to show a lack of health concerns to be covered
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