Sustainability and Politics

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Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Sign the pledge: Don't buy these Koch products

Sign the pledge: Don't buy these Koch products

Avoid Angel Soft, Brawney, Quilted Northern, Lycra, Zee napkins, and Dixie Cups. Don't support the Koch brothers.

Image of Charles and David Koch with logos of their most common and popular brands-ZEE, Georgia-Pacific, Sparkle, Invista, Harmon Recycling, Flint Hills Resources, Soft & Gentle, Brawny, Stainmaster, Angel Soft, Quilted Northern, Lycra, Mardi Gras, Dixie,

Image of Charles and David Koch with logos of their most common and popular brands-ZEE, Georgia-Pacific, Sparkle, Invista, Harmon Recycling, Flint Hills Resources, Soft & Gentle, Brawny, Stainmaster, Angel Soft, Quilted Northern, Lycra, Mardi Gras, Dixie,

Colby Allerton at 8:32 PM

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Colby Allerton: Southern California, CA, United States; I'm an editor and am broadly interested in freedom and artistic, pro-social multi-culturalism. I've worked for private companies, start-ups and for the state.

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Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Sign the pledge: Don't buy these Koch products

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