"This has always been a place where working-class people could get an education and contribute to society," said pan-African studies professor Melina Abdullah, who led the "Walk of Shame." "If you take this away, you’re relegating them to jobs at Wal-Mart and fast food."

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by Hector Tobar, The Los Angeles Times.

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