Feeling’ Slothy Need A Coffee shirt

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This past Saturday Feeling’ Slothy Need A Coffee shirt. Aurora James, the founder of sustainable accessories brand Brother Vellies, was sitting on her porch and talking to a friend on the phone about the George Floyd protests sweeping through U.S. cities. The conversation quickly turned to more pragmatic ways in which the fashion industry could be of service, beyond the Black Lives Matter statements that were beginning to hit Instagram feeds.

Feeling’ Slothy Need A Coffee shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

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One consumer-facing change Feeling’ Slothy Need A Coffee shirt. Lunya has made in the past two months is a new push into social responsibility, like gifting pajamas to health care workers and a new initiative that supports job-retraining programs. Later this year, Lunya will also roll out a “vote from bed” campaign to help people apply for absentee ballots for the 2020 election. Come November, will still be very much a part of our reality, and plenty of Americans won’t feel comfortable going to the polls. Trump’s all-caps tweets denouncing mail-in voting—warning that it could lead to “massive fraud and abuse”—further underscore the need to get people registered. “We need to create the opportunity for people to have their voices heard,” Merrill says. “This is another area where we can lean in, and I’m excited about this new [social] consciousness in business. I think we’re all learning that it isn’t just about profit, it’s about how you can move the needle in so many ways. Maybe it’s by creating a place that’s an example of women thriving in business, or it’s helping people reset their prioritization on what matters in life…These are meaningful things you get to be a part of as a leader.

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