Here is the short story, but go to http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/article/20111124/BUSINESS08/111240307/-Eat-More-Kale-trademark-flap-more-complex-than-simple-slogan for the whole story (Bo is a VERY interesting dude):
Bo is Vermonter who started a very small business of making t-shirts out of his garage with the slogan "eat more kale". He started selling them at farmers markets in Vermont and the demand for these t-shirts has grown wildly, but Bo still hand makes every single t-shirt from home. Somehow, Chik-fil-a caught wind of the business and sent Bo a "cease-and-desist" letter claiming the slogan violates their trademarked slogan "Eat mor chikin". **I'm sorry but I highly doubt anyone will buy an "eat more kale" shirt thinking they were buying a Chik-fil-a product**. This is corporate bullying and absolutely unnecessary. In 2009, Rock Art Brewery in Vermont received a "cease-and-desist" letter from Monster Energy Drinks claiming their Vermonster beer violated their trademark. Vermonters united-citizens and politicians-and overcame this instance of corporate bullying, boycotting Monster products and successfully winning the battle with Hansen Beverages Company. IT CAN BE DONE.
Bo is trying to make a movie to raise awareness on corporate bullying of small businesses nationwide. He is an insanely interesting dude and I think this movie will be absolutely awesome. The project will only be funded if they meet the goal of $75,000 by this Sunday (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1674889308/a-defiant-dude).
Back Bo! Vermont Strong!