The Kim Monson Show
Corporate Hypocrisy and the Uighur Forced Labor Protection Act
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- Guest Helen Raleigh, speaker and author of Backlash: How China’s Aggression Has Backfired, joins Kim to discuss the hypocrisy of American corporations as they work to stop passage of the Uighur Forced Labor Protection Act. Helen advocates for consumers to hold corporations accountable for producing products utilizing forced labor; if not, consumers are complicit in what is happening. Corporate rhetoric on social justice in America is in complete opposition to Uighur forced labor and shows corporations are morally bankrupt. Chinese surveillance of people and limited freedom of movement sound familiar under the COVID-19/Wuhan-Chinese virus dictatorial orders.