alternative places to shop
because boycotting is one of our most powerful tools of resistance.
because boycotting is one of our most powerful tools of resistance.
it’s time to leave the shire... i'm embarking on a quest to defeat evil corporations, exploitation, and environmental destruction, and i’m looking for a fellowship to walk the road with me.
these books and documentaries have helped me better understand how our world really works. i still have much to learn and unlearn, but these are definitely a good start to unveiling the truth behind our stuff...
it’s time to leave the shire... i'm embarking on a quest to defeat evil corporations, exploitation, and environmental destruction, and i’m looking for a fellowship to walk the road with me.
these books and documentaries have helped me better understand how our world really works. i still have much to learn and unlearn, but these are definitely a good start to unveiling the truth behind our stuff...
the free peoples’ guide to resisting the oligarchy. practical steps to resist a broken system through non-participation. because even the smallest creatures can alter the course of the future.
Although I don’t necessarily like labels, if I had to describe my lifestyle in a word I’d consider myself an eco-minimalist. I define it as embracing simplicity and rejecting consumerism. If environmentalism and minimalism had a baby, it would be eco-minimalism. The fancy (and kind of
i know how hard it is to boycott when you hardly have any time to research alternatives that align with your values. and, it can feel impossible when a handful of massive conglomerates own pretty much everything on the shelves. so, i'm currently building the anti-oligarchy swap
because boycotting is one of our most powerful tools of resistance.
it’s time to leave the shire... i'm embarking on a quest to defeat evil corporations, exploitation, and environmental destruction, and i’m looking for a fellowship to walk the road with me.
these books and documentaries have helped me better understand how our world really works. i still have much to learn and unlearn, but these are definitely a good start to unveiling the truth behind our stuff...
the free peoples’ guide to resisting the oligarchy. practical steps to resist a broken system through non-participation. because even the smallest creatures can alter the course of the future.
Although I don’t necessarily like labels, if I had to describe my lifestyle in a word I’d consider myself an eco-minimalist. I define it as embracing simplicity and rejecting consumerism. If environmentalism and minimalism had a baby, it would be eco-minimalism. The fancy (and kind of
i know how hard it is to boycott when you hardly have any time to research alternatives that align with your values. and, it can feel impossible when a handful of massive conglomerates own pretty much everything on the shelves. so, i'm currently building the anti-oligarchy swap