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4. What is the author's main purpose in the text?
A to explain the progress made t...
30 POINTS
4. What is the author's main purpose in the text?
A to explain the progress made toward transparency in the garment industry and illustrate the need for continued change.
B to retell the events of the Rana Plaza tragedy and demonstrate how new safety measures in the garment industry will prevent similar future tragedies.
C to question the lack of progress made by the labor movement in the garment industry to move toward a full overall of the industry in order to promote change.
D to criticize the lack of progress that some retail and parent companies have made in moving toward transparency and highlighting how this will inevitably lead to future tragedies.
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