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Graduate Student Marques Vestal Interviewed by UCLA Labor Center
/in Blog History→Policy /by jebuengCurrent graduate student Marques Vestal was featured in an interview by the UCLA Labor Center. You can read the interview here: A Conversation about Black Liberation in Los Angeles