A t-shirt. Such a simple item. However, the life and production of a t-shirt is anything but simplistic. Few people think about where their clothing comes from and the large number of individuals who are involved in that process. In the early 1990s, millions of Americans felt outraged and disgusted when they learned most apparel (including t-shirts) imported to the United States was supplied by unethical sweatshops around the world. Many companies promised to eliminate their illegal labor practices, end poverty-level wages, and provide safer working environments for those who make American clothing. But have they? Unfortunately, unethical sweatshops around the world still make American clothing, and the conditions of these factories have
