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December 4, 2012 6:23 AM
Rally for workers in sweatshops
The University of Kentucky student group United Students Against Sweatshops had an interfaith candlelight vigil Monday for workers who have died in the garment industry. The vigil, on UK's main lawn, was intended to encourage President Capilouto to affiliate UK with an independent watchdog group called the Workers Rights Consortium. Photo by Mark Ashley
Lexington Herald-Leader
The University of Kentucky student group United Students Against Sweatshops had an interfaith candlelight vigil Monday for workers who have died in the garment industry. The vigil, on UK's main lawn, was intended to encourage President Capilouto to affiliate UK with an independent watchdog group called the Workers Rights Consortium. Photo by Mark Ashley
Lexington Herald-Leader
The University of Kentucky student group United Students Against Sweatshops had an interfaith candlelight vigil Monday for workers who have died in the garment industry. The vigil, on UK's main lawn, was intended to encourage President Capilouto to affiliate UK with an independent watchdog group called the Workers Rights Consortium. Photo by Mark Ashley
Lexington Herald-Leader
Greg Capillo, left, and Ben Norton performed We Shall Overcome during the United Students Against Sweatshops candlelight vigil for garment workers who have died. Photo by Mark Ashley
Lexington Herald-Leader
Alli Sehon, a University of Kentucky student and member of UK's United Students Against Sweatshops, spoke during the interfaith candlelight vigil Monday. Photo by Mark Ashley
Lexington Herald-Leader
The University of Kentucky student group United Students Against Sweatshops had an interfaith candlelight vigil Monday for workers who have died in the garment industry. The vigil, on UK's main lawn, was intended to encourage President Capilouto to affiliate UK with an independent watchdog group called the Workers Rights Consortium. Photo by Mark Ashley
Lexington Herald-Leader
The University of Kentucky student group United Students Against Sweatshops had an interfaith candlelight vigil Monday for workers who have died in the garment industry. The vigil, on UK's main lawn, was intended to encourage President Capilouto to affiliate UK with an independent watchdog group called the Workers Rights Consortium. Photo by Mark Ashley
Lexington Herald-Leader
The University of Kentucky student group United Students Against Sweatshops had an interfaith candlelight vigil Monday for workers who have died in the garment industry. The vigil, on UK's main lawn, was intended to encourage President Capilouto to affiliate UK with an independent watchdog group called the Workers Rights Consortium. Photo by Mark Ashley
Lexington Herald-Leader
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