Miss Do-Gooder Says No to Intolerance

by Michael Jones · 2009-08-05 13:17:00 UTC
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Miss Do-GooderWhat do you get when you fuse fashion with philanthropy and a commitment to eliminating homophobia in the classroom?  You get Miss Do-Gooders brand spanking new T-shirt, which not only declares zero tolerance for homophobia and intolerance, but backs up that pledge by making sure that every T-shirt purchased forwards some proceeds to the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN).

Miss Do-Gooder is a fun fashion venture from California that has already released T-shirts championing animal rights and the fight against illiteracy.  Or, in other words, she's just a modern day superhero out to "kick the butt of one injustice at a time."

We heart our progressive T-shirts here at change.org.  Especially when they send proceeds to organizations we love, like GLSEN.  Here's what GLSEN's Executive Director, Eliza Byard, had to say about the new T-shirt campaign from Miss Do-Gooder:

With this wonderful new design, Miss Do-Gooder continues to represent a cool way that people can show their support for important causes, such as GLSEN's goal of ensuring that every child is safe in school.

Making schools safer.  Rooting out homophobia.  Stamping out intolerance.  Now there's a fashion craze worth getting behind.

Michael Jones is a Change.org Editor. He has worked in the field of human rights communications for a decade, most recently for Harvard Law School.
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