I am not rich, yet I find ways to buy things that are not manufactured in sweatshops. If someone cares enough, or at all, they can find a way to do the same. I spend very little money on my clothing. One of the best ways to do so is to walk into a Salvation Army and look for clothes with labels that state where the clothing is made...all of the clothing that I buy is made in the USA, or manufactured by companies who have strict policies on the issue of workers' wages and rights.

One way to easily learn who has and who does not have ethical manufacturing practices is by visiting websites by organizations who work against slavery and such. Everyone needs to understand that every little bit helps. Some people refuse products made in China. Some people boycott The Gap. Some people don't shop at Wal Mart stores. Some people don't wear Nike products. Whatever you can do to help works. If you look at it as an 'I can do this' action, rather than a 'But it will make this hard' action, you will do something.

If you are someone who simply does not care, oh well, remember that in case you ever find yourself in an 'unfair' situation. Hopefully people won't care, and you will see what it is like...even though you are not likely to be in such a horrible situation as slavery.