Voting with your dollars
There's lots of ways to change the world - and voting with your wallet is one of the most effective. LeLo in NoPo has a great perspective:
But I do have a job, and I do spend money. And I hold the power for where I spend it. I have options and I utilize them. If you’re a business that supports causes that I believe in, I want to know about it. Because I’ll support you. But if you use your dollars to support discrimination or fight environmental regulations or to make money from poor people like gambling, I hope my money never gets you one cent.
She's got the run-down on questions to ask and how to go about it. Check out LeLo in NoPo and discuss over there.
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Sept. 28, 2005
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