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From: TR Young <TR.Young@uvm.edu>
Subject: Re: Child Labor
David Coon has mentioned a film which can be used
for a variety of courses from corporate crime
to econ sociology...

....I would like to add another, Zoned for Slavery:
The Child Behind the Label...an undergrad student,
 Jacob Leach, put together as a movie lab for 
Intro students and which I adapted
for a movie lab for my crim class...

the worksheets for the movie lab are available if any-one
would like to use them...if so, I'll post them.

Jake also put together a special project in which
students pasted new labels on a variety of clothing
at local shops and malls...labels which noted that the
clothing sold at Sears, Wards, Walmart, Penney's and
other stores...was made by children earning 40 cents an
hour or so in Mexico and other Central American Companies.

Students could earn up to 10 pts by pasting 20 labels on
clothing from maquiladores...the documentary mentioned
the firms by name...Arizona clothing, for example, is not
made in Arizona...it is made by young women as young as
13 in Central America for as little as 38 cents/hour.

                                                TR
                                               
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