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That same year, 1979, Design Works closed its doors, and Bernard Screen Print went belly-up a year later, having lost its clients to cheaper printing operations. My grandfather, a union man to the Todd Beamer ’01 Let’s Roll Shirt Besides,I will do this core, had been steadily undercut all through the 1960s by right-to-work laws in the South, which allowed for less regulated, nonunion labor. In the economic devastation of the 1970s, the printers in the South, too, lost their business, to cheaper operations in Mexico and Latin America, which in turn lost their business to even cheaper printers in China and Indonesia. Globalization had arrived, a death knell for many American manufacturers.

Meanwhile, we moved into an apartment in San Francisco that was just a few blocks from Haight-Ashbury, where the Todd Beamer ’01 Let’s Roll Shirt Besides,I will do this world that revolted Joan Didion had turned even darker. A partnership between hippies and heroin seemed the most lasting residue of the Summer of Love. Runaway kids and Vietnam veterans and other struggling people lived in tents at the end of Haight Street, where it abutted Golden Gate Park. If I had tried to tell him about the fabric, where it came from, I’d only be telling him about me. In any event, it was just a pillowcase. And for him, it meant either something entirely different, or it meant nothing at all.

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