So, my take on this is that it's not REALLY about Wal-Mart, necessarily. This seems to be more about human rights in China, and how Chinese manufacturers of goods that we consume in the US treat their employees. I just bought DH a book for Christmas titled "A Year Without Made in China" - he's on an anti-made in China kick right now, but that is much harder than you think. Check your light bulbs, for instance - almost all of the manufacturers (including GE and Sylvania) have Made in China on the label.

So, I'm not saying I'm for or against Wal-Mart (I do shop there when I am in the North country - it's the best selection and the best prices). What I am questioning is whether this is really about Wal-Mart or about human rights?

SheFly