BrandedThe principal announces that the school is implementing uniforms, and Ian finds himself caught in a conflict. Julia, the student body president and Ian's friend, wants Ian to devise a plan to fight the decision, but the principal is determined to convince Ian the uniforms are a good idea. Ian doesn't see the problem with uniforms and wants nothing to do with the issue, but while doing research for a social-justice class, Ian learns that the manufacturer of the uniforms is on the top-ten list in the industry for human-rights violations. When he tells the principal their clothing is being made in sweatshops using child labor, all he gets is a reminder that the penalty for refusing to wear the uniforms is expulsion. Ian finds himself caught in a whole new conflict—one with himself. |
Contents
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Chapter Three | 23 |
Chapter Four | 32 |
Chapter Five | 43 |
Chapter Six | 53 |
Chapter Seven | 62 |
Chapter Eight | 77 |
Chapter Nine | 84 |
Chapter Ten | 93 |
Chapter Eleven | 101 |
Chapter Twelve | 111 |
Chapter Thirteen | 121 |