Throughout the 1980s, I was an economically depressed student -- first in college, then in seminary, and finally in law school.   I married a fellow student in seminary and, thus, began to have a wee bit of disposable income.  Wanting to live my values, I committed myself to spending responsibly, to buying goods with an eye towards economic justice, peace, and environmental responsibility.  In 1991, a friend and I started a fair trade shop in the basement of our church, Watts Street Baptist Church in Durham, NC  The shop blossomed into a non-profit store, One World Market, recently renamed Bull City Fair Trade.  Since then, with more disposable income (and a new husband), I have expanded my responsible consumerism to include buying from individual artists, craftspeople and authors.  I provide links here for others committed to these same values.