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Here’s something you should know before you buy your kids new clothes at American Eagle Outfitters this summer. The company talks about social responsibility and holds events at campuses to raise cash for charities, but when it comes to the people who make their business work—the men and women who pack and ship clothes to Canadian stores at a contractor called NLS—AE falls short. I’m working with a labor union called Unite Here to let people know about the story behind the label. You can find more information at http://www.AmericanVulture.org.