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‘Hoodwill’ vs. Goodwill

The New York Times – Fashion & Style:

A conflict between street vendors calling themselves Hoodwill and a Brooklyn Goodwill appears to question the intentions behind selling donated wares.

Simone Seiver
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Brooklyn (NYC), Consumer Behavior, Downtown Brooklyn (Brooklyn, NY), Goodwill Industries, New York City, Shopping and Retail, Thrift Shops
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