Introducing The First-Ever Federal Fashion Bill, The Fabric Act
Seven months following California's SBC2 Garment Worker Protection Bill win and four months after New York's Fashion Act was presented, the FABRIC Act shines through—labour justice in the fashion industry is gaining momentum, one policy change at a time. Last week,
India’s Heatwave: We Need to Pay Attention, It’s Already Too Late
The past few weeks' mainstream headlines have been wildly underreporting news about the heatwave hitting India and Pakistan. Temperature records have been set. But not even otherworldly temperatures and burnt bodies can get people to finally pay attention. A brutal, record-intensity
Greenwashing Alert: Firms Like BlackRock Are Not Our Allies
Major corporations like BlackRock want us to think they care about the environment and are leading divestment efforts and sustainability practices. Spoiler alert: they don't and they aren't. A litany of broken climate promises 58%. That's how many executives across the
How is queerness represented in the environmental movement?
Mainstream environmentalism still heavily features the same tired stereotypes. The wealthy white conservationist. The tech-loving sustainability professional. Or the hemp-wearing, vegan treehugger we are all familiar with. Rarely do we see environmentalism from a queer perspective. However, nature and queerness
Labour Day: What Is Love? What is Unwaged Work? And what has it got to do with abortions?
This week has seen several moments: Labour Day, International Press Day, and the leak of a document threatening to criminalise abortion in the US. Of course, they share the same face: resistance against forces that are policing bodies and workers.
