In Photos: Students protest sweat shop use
Student Coalition Against Labor Exploitation led a group of students in protest on Thursday against university’s manufacturing of some USC apparel in sweat shops. Photos by Matthew Wunderlich | Daily Trojan
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Student Coalition Against Labor Exploitation led a group of students in protest on Thursday against university’s manufacturing of some USC apparel in sweat shops. Photos by Matthew Wunderlich | Daily Trojan
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