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Your text suggests the most effective strategy against sweatshop working conditions is

Your text suggests the most effective strategy against sweatshop working conditions is

a. activism.
b. legislation.
c. student petitions.
d. religious leaders speaking out.

In 2009, United Students Against Sweatshops launched Kick out Sodexho because

a. they do not like Sodexho's food.
b. Sodexho violated international environmental law.
c. Sodexho pays poverty level wages and fights efforts to unionize.
d. Sodexho was not hiring enough students.

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