How lovely! Amazon sells infant and toddler clothes with 'slavery gets s*** done' on them

Who in the world green-lighted this disaster?

A profanity laced, racially charged t-shirt caught the eye of Amazon shoppers and now the online giant is under heavy fire.

The shirt boasts a picture of the Egyptian pyramids and states, “Slavery gets s*** done.” According to pictures circulating the internet, it was available in sizes from infant to adult.

Amazon yanked the shirts and banned the vendor, Styleart, when complaints started to pour in, but it hasn’t totally quelled the outrage.

Seems it took customer and anti slavery group backlash before @amazon takes action about clothing. Well, my money can be spent in other amazING ways.

— Ms. Robi (@sorobinson1525) January 24, 2018

Your local mom-and-pop, brick and mortars would proably appreciate that.

https://twitter.com/Queen___Grace/status/954410312316346369

If one thing is going to banjax @amazon it’s their lack of curation; it’s a huge free-for-all. At best the Fire stick has one bazillion pony punter apps, and at worst they sell t-shirts like this. Eugh. https://t.co/g8gbpUwM4l

— Edie Mullen (@ediemullen) January 17, 2018

The photos of Marine One shuttling Trump to the ‘den of globalism’ look like something out of a Bond film

It’s more than reasonable to assume that in a corporation as mammoth as Amazon, the green-light of this shirt somehow fell through cracks. A spokesman for Amazon gave the following statement:

“All Marketplace sellers must follow our selling guidelines and those who don’t will be subject to action including potential removal of their account,” an Amazon spokesperson said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE. “The products in question are no longer available.”

Jakub Sobik of Anti-Slavery International weighed in and told Reuters, “if it’s meant to funny, they failed miserably.”

Absolutely shocking t-shirts! – “Amazon under fire for selling ‘Slavery makes sh*t happen’ t-shirts for kids”. Come on @amazon, you should do better to control what you sell
https://t.co/BkJc8fNdFG

— Anti-Slavery International (@Anti_Slavery) January 22, 2018

This is the second shirt this month to fuel widespread outrage over racially charged comments. Earlier in January H&M pulled kid’s shirts that read “coolest monkey.” Many believed the message was a racist jab, and took issue that a young African-American boy was used to model the shirt for the ad.

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