We couldn't disagree more.
The real story wasn't told by The Times, but your voice can still be heard. Write The New York Times today. Tell them you have not stopped working to make Wal-Mart a responsible corporation.
Use the form on this page to send this message to The New York Times.
I object to The New York Times' recent characterization of the movement to change Wal-Mart.As a Wal-Mart activist, and a grassroots supporter of WakeUpWalMart.com, I can attest to the fact that Wal-Mart has not made the substantive changes necessary to satisfy its critics. For this reason, I, and hundreds of thousands of other activists, have remained active in the campaign to transform Wal-Mart into a more responsible corporation.
In the past year, WakeUpWalMart.com has swelled to 427,000 grassroots supporters. Due to the efforts of our campaign, the retailer has taken heavy flak in mainstream and new media. Wal-Mart's poor track-record on military family leave, product safety, women's rights, tax evasion, et al, has kept our supporters active to an unprecedented degree.
Your recent article told Wal-Mart's version of the story. Now, I respectfully ask that you tell ours.
Sincerely,
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