By: ginapdx

In reply to Siena. "Lots of people are commenting that this would have made a difference to them at kids. Don’t tell them that doesn’t matter." I hope I'm not saying that, because it does matter. (although I remember buying clothes for my daughter in 2005-2006 and it's not like any of this stuff wasn't available then at Children's Place or Gap Kids). But I'm not going to be silent on certain important issues just because it's a designated rah-rah thread. There are ways to support a positive social trend (allowing for a wider range of gender expression) without making it about how wonderful a corporation is which has (and might continue to) exploit child labor. Yes, they certainly aren't the only ones which do it, but that doesn't mean you go ahead and give them unqualified props for, let's face it, a marketing campaign. A campaign which, for all the good message, manages to ignore the liberation AMAB children for the easier message. Whether I'm 'spitting' on your celebration or not... I leave that up to you to interpret.