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There's nothing new about the "individual change" versus "system change" #climate arguments. 19thC abolitionists had the same division. Ask yourself: if you lived in the US in 1840, would you buy slave produced sugar? Or would you be saying "don't sugar shame me"? 1/
Here's a quote from an "individual action" is pointless abolitionist: 2/
Here's a quote from the representatives of the representatives of the Reformatory Union Free Produce Society: 3/
And William Lloyd Garrison himself seemed to be of two minds on the subject, in essence, saying, "Don't you dare sugar shame the Phillipecs." 4/
A little more of this, with a link to even more, here: wordpress.com/post/livesusta…
And a searchable archive of The Liberator, here:
theliberatorfiles.com/liberator-scan…

Me, I am with the Reformatory Union Free Produce Society. /F
Here's a better link to my WordPress blog: livesustainablynow.com/2020/01/21/ind…

(accidentally linked to the editing page not the blog)
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