Sonni Waknin

The UCLA Voting Rights Project

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UCLA Law graduate, managing legal fellow at The UCLA Voting Rights Project.

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Virtual graduations took place over the past few days. But now, students who’ve finished college can’t do in-person job interviews or travel, and they face uncertain futures.

UCLA, USC grads on their virtual graduations, future plans

Virtual graduations took place over the past few days. But now, students who’ve finished college can’t do in-person job interviews or travel, and they face uncertain futures.

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