Phoblographer*

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Good Cause, Bad Company

Nuñez denounces ICE raids on businesses, but he did so with execs of American Apparel - a company that gets way more credit than it's due for fashion forward designs like . . . tube socks.

Nevermind the founder's highly sketchy relationships with young employees. Nevermind their alternating heroine-chic or kiddy porn-chic advertising campaign. They demand credit for not exploiting their employees - something no one should be doing to begin with, but hey, go you.

Link posted by cd @ 29.4.08 ::

Comments: Post a Comment

11.04.08

City Of Falling Trees

what, like you have better ideas?

I'd love to hear them (seriously): christiana at phoblographer dot com

who's in charge here?

Published by Christiana Dominguez, Phoblographer* seeks to capture and analyze the news, policy, and trends shaping California, the nation, and the world. A graduate of Claremont McKenna College and UC Hastings College of The Law, Miss Dominguez has recently and narrowly escaped several terms on the board of the California Young Democrats . A Los Angeleno by training, she currently practices law in Sacramento despite everything she's ever written here. Her work has been published in the San Francisco Chronicle. You can email her at the link above. For more on the name, etc, click here. Though it should go without saying, all views expressed here are strictly the author's own and should not be confused with the views of her parents, friends, or employer. If you do confuse those views, well, that's just lazy researching and will get you kicked right out of your oppo guild.

Disclaimer

Phoblographer* endeavors to link only to what is reasonably trustworthy. Phoblographer* is not, however, responsible for the whole of outside sources' content, links, or wardrobe choices (honestly, I have enough trouble minding my own mouth, er, blog). So read, rinse, and repeat accordingly and at your own risk. If you're going to comment, remember to do so thoughtfully - you were probably raised better than to post attacks and petty insults on weblogs. Or if you must insult, at least be witty. And of course, as always, remember: For the record, I'm laughing with you, not at you. You just aren't laughing yet.