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Students Against Sweatshops JBSL11 drawing out the contrast betweenAuthor Contributor(s): Featherstone, Liza; Mcgrath, Molly Publisher: Verso Date: 6 17 2002 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW United Students Against Sweatshops heads a wave of anti sweatshop organizing that has reached over two hundred American college campuses in the past four years. From the northeast to the southwest, at public and private, large and small universities, their campaigns have wreaked havoc on the corporate campus and ruffled