In the year since the launch of Southwest Minneapolis resident Steve Conrad's company, Forgotten Shirts, more than 1,000 shirts made in Uganda have been printed by Minneapolis teenagers and sold locally.
Kenny Resident Helping Uganda Long Before It Was Cool
Steve Conrad has started a company that uses organic cotton and labor from Ugandan farmers to sell t-shirts locally.
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Terry Brashear June 18, 2013 at 01:52 pm
Way to keep comments inline with the story. Trolls belong under bridges not on forums like this.
Gwen Voegtle June 4, 2013 at 03:50 pm
I am sorry to hear this happened to you. Theft from garages is kind of popular. They usually don't…Read More break in though. Glad you filed a police report and I hope you recover your property.
Mike B. June 5, 2013 at 12:46 pm
Sorry to say that you didn't have good information before moving to Minneapolis. Minneapolis is…Read More plagued by crime, caused by the liberal mentality that prevents police from doing their jobs. Minneapolis and Hennepin County needs a strong sheriff, such as Sheriff Joe Arpaio from Arizona, to clean house and really crack down on the criminals that have destroyed vast swaths of Minneapolis.
Caitlin Burgess (Editor) April 12, 2013 at 08:51 pm
Comments from Southwest Minneapolis Patch's Facebook page:
Laura Bischoff: "This all feels…Read More pretty hate-filled to me. An unfortunate outcome."
Andrea Nicole Markley: "Yes, I thought the principal had done a pretty bang-up job of re-vamping Washburn's image."