nity in urging these guys to perhaps stretch their minds and come with a better mode of attack. I also hope that those in the aid community be willing to work with them as well and offer solutions instead of just criticism. Maybe a solution that helps to empower those in the cotton industry to produce locally made shirts. Or what if they contributed to clean drinking water or green coffee in Africa? I also know there is a need for books to be donated to libraries and to schools. What if they found a way to send money to send women and girls in West Africa to sewing school, so that they can produce locally made apparel and support themselves and their families with income, as well as supporting local industries?
I would love to hear your feedback, comments, and critiques. If you are on Twitter, follow @mjamme, @meowtree, @katrinskaya and @texasinafrica–these are all individuals who are concerned with the 1MillionShirts project.