The fundamental assertion that consumers possess the right—and responsibility—to access complete information about the goods and services they purchase.
Sor Juana fought for women's right to education and knowledge in a patriarchal system that denied them access to truth. This principle extends naturally to consumer rights: you deserve to know what enters your home and body. Ethical consumption begins with transparency and access to information. Companies that hide supply chains, obscure ingredients, or conceal labor practices violate this basic right. Following Sor Juana's model, ethical consumers demand accountability and full disclosure. This isn't mere preference—it's a justice issue. When information is withheld, power becomes imbalanced, and exploitation flourishes in darkness. By asserting your right to know, you reclaim agency and dignity in the marketplace. Knowledge itself becomes an act of resistance against manipulation.
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