Posts Tagged: education

Militant Journalism

Emory University professors fired in NIH’s anti-Chinese crackdown

Nov 17, 2019
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Emory has still not released evidence of the professors’ alleged failure in reporting funding.
Militant Journalism

Chicago teachers strike for their students

Oct 24, 2019
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The teachers and support staff who are bravely standing up show the way forward for all workers.
Analysis

Philadelphia children poisoned by privatization, underfunding of schools

Oct 24, 2019
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This egregious risk to the health of children, teachers, and school workers was not due to a simple oversight -- a crisis of health hazards exists acr...
Analysis

U.S. trying to slam door on 350,000 Chinese students?

Sep 15, 2019
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The Trump White House, acting on the anti-China consensus among all U.S. political elites, announced in 2018 that it would impose limitations on visas...
Analysis

Kennewick teachers’ strike shows power of the union in Washington state

Sep 01, 2019
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Teachers win gains on important issues including pay and insurance.
Militant Journalism

Kennewick, Wa, teachers on strike for much-needed raise

Aug 28, 2019
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The Kennewick strike is set to be the longest strike in district history.
Analysis

UNM faculty union drive scores victories, administration stalls and hires union-busting law firm

May 16, 2019
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Professors at University of New Mexico fight for a union.
Militant Journalism

Red4Ed in Indianapolis: The next state to strike?

Mar 09, 2019
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Chants of “Fight back!” and “We’ll do whatever it takes” echoed throughout the building.
Teachers' Struggle

Oakland teachers settle seven-day strike

Mar 04, 2019
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The Oakland teachers went back to work today after being on strike for seven days for higher wages, smaller class sizes, an end to school closures, lo...
Teachers' Struggle

Oakland educators’ strike enters 4th day strong and united

Feb 26, 2019
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Entering its 4th day on Feb. 25, the Oakland teachers’ strike is stronger than ever.
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The right-wing campaign to overturn Roe v. Wade has reached a critical moment. This issue of the magazine, “Not a Moral Issue,” articulates a Marxist understanding of reproductive rights and a socialist feminist perspective toward building the movement needed to defend Roe v Wade and expand the struggle for women’s liberation.