“White Labor,” a Pair of Levi’s Jeans, and the Chinese Exclusion Act
A pair of vintage Levi’s jeans sold in an auction had the brand’s old slogan, “the only kind made by white labor,” printed on its pockets.
read moreAnalyzing how race is shaped through media and pop culture.
A pair of vintage Levi’s jeans sold in an auction had the brand’s old slogan, “the only kind made by white labor,” printed on its pockets.
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