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I’m so grateful to @nbc4i and reporter @erichalperin for covering this story and shining a light on a crisis so many independent artists are facing: @temu stealing our work and selling it for profit. This is more than just about my stickers. It’s about a system that’s toxic to creativity and dangerous to the entire small business ecosystem. When companies like Temu steal from artists: 	•	They devalue creative work by flooding the market with knock-offs. 	•	They exploit cheap labor and undercut small businesses who can’t compete with unethical pricing. 	•	They erode trust between artists and their audiences by confusing what’s real and what’s stolen. 	•	They silence independent voices — because if we can’t make a living, we can’t keep creating. This matters because without independent artists, we lose innovation, joy, and the human connection that comes with original work. Temu is trying to normalize theft, and we can’t let them. 💪 Here’s how you can help fight back: 	1.	Boycott @temu — every dollar is a vote. 	2.	Repost videos like this one so more people know what Temu is doing. 	3.	Tag and call out @temu (and other companies) when you see stolen designs. 	4.	Support small businesses directly with purchases when you can. 	5.	Engage with creators’ content — it helps us be seen in a noisy digital world. 	6.	Report stolen listings when you find them. 	7.	Educate friends and family — that “cheap” buy isn’t harmless, it’s exploitation. Thank you for standing with me and with artists everywhere. Together, we can fight back against platforms that thrive on theft. @NBC4 @Temu
I’m so grateful to @nbc4i and reporter @erichalperin for covering this story and shining a light on a crisis so many independent artists are facing: @temu stealing our work and selling it for profit. This is more than just about my stickers. It’s about a system that’s toxic to creativity and dangerous to the entire small business ecosystem. When companies like Temu steal from artists: • They devalue creative work by flooding the market with knock-offs. • They exploit cheap labor and undercut small businesses who can’t compete with unethical pricing. • They erode trust between artists and their audiences by confusing what’s real and what’s stolen. • They silence independent voices — because if we can’t make a living, we can’t keep creating. This matters because without independent artists, we lose innovation, joy, and the human connection that comes with original work. Temu is trying to normalize theft, and we can’t let them. 💪 Here’s how you can help fight back: 1. Boycott @temu — every dollar is a vote. 2. Repost videos like this one so more people know what Temu is doing. 3. Tag and call out @temu (and other companies) when you see stolen designs. 4. Support small businesses directly with purchases when you can. 5. Engage with creators’ content — it helps us be seen in a noisy digital world. 6. Report stolen listings when you find them. 7. Educate friends and family — that “cheap” buy isn’t harmless, it’s exploitation. Thank you for standing with me and with artists everywhere. Together, we can fight back against platforms that thrive on theft. @NBC4 @Temu

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