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update: 8:32pm, pacific time--a gaggle of collaborating gente are trying to cafe press' attention! Track it on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/cafepresslatino rebels are on this as well here.
ORIGINAL POSTING
I can't believe this is real; click the image below to see Cafe Press's page for Anti-Mexican gear , and then click the link below to complain to CAFE PRESS corporate central.
Contact Cafe Press; see my note to them below:
I can see a Mexican national wouldn't like this, but how is corporate America? It's just the opposite - Cafe Press allowws individuals who arwe not corporations to sell t-shirts that coporations would never sell out fo fear of blog postys like this one...
ReplyDeleteDavid,
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting your comment. I guess the idea of mine in choosing this title was to make public how a legitimate, recognized, corporate entity, CafePress, was fronting swag-seeking, anti-Mexican gear-needing folks. Hence, the title.