Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: June 24, 2018
Tags:
american apparel,
consumer advocacy,
dov charney,
economic nationalism,
environmentalism,
fashion,
free trade,
globalization,
immigration,
localism,
los angeles,
los angeles apparel,
made in usa,
nationalism,
open borders,
retro fashion,
the new american apparel,
tracksuits,
unitards,
workers rightsAmerican Apparel is back (under new ownership!) Now made in China, Mexico and well, pretty much everywhere but America. From The Guardian: One big change is the Made in the USA tag. Its commitment to producing all of its collections in downtown LA factories – Charney refused to outsource from the US – defined its […]
Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: May 4, 2017
Tags:
60s,
70s,
80s,
baby boomers,
boomer generation,
boomers,
draft,
free trade,
immigration,
protectionism,
reagan,
vietnamThe way people talk about baby boomers being the source of so many problems in our contemporary world, you’d think they were a generation that spanned over hundreds of years. In actuality, boomers are people that were born roughly between 1943 and 1960. That’s right, the boomer generation is comprised of people that were born […]
Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: March 13, 2016
I had a couple of articles I had about 3/4 finished, but haven’t posted them yet due to events in the news and just generally being busy with other things. I was a guest and co-host on The Stark Truth podcast with Robert Stark for 3 upcoming episodes and will post links to the shows […]