They made America's clothing. Now they are getting punished for it.

An investigation reveals the disproportionate impact of fashion's environmental harm on communities of color

An investigative report by the Frontline group reveals the startling truth about the fashion industry's role in environmental pollution. The report, titled "Toxic Threads: How Fashion Hurt the People They Swore to Protect," sheds light on the often-overlooked intersection between the environmental and social impacts of the textile industry. It highlights how communities of color are disproportionately affected by the polluting practices of fashion giants.

Interviews with industry insiders and experts

The Frontline investigation includes in-depth interviews with industry insiders and experts. They reveal how fashion companies prioritize profit over people and the environment, exploiting communities of color who often work in the industry's most dangerous jobs and live in environmentally vulnerable areas. These interviews provide a compelling and important perspective on the issue, highlighting the need for greater industry transparency and accountability.

Industry backlash and response

The Frontline report has sparked widespread backlash and calls for change within the fashion industry. Major brands have been criticized for their harmful actions, and some have begun to respond. Industry leaders and retailers are being urged to adopt more sustainable and ethical practices to protect the environment and the communities they impact.