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Lessons from the Teachers' Revolts
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August 2, 2018
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1:26:40Now PlayingWe are living through the first strike wave in the US in four decades. It's a historic moment. What lessons can we learn from both the victories and the defeats?
Speakers:
+ Noah Karvelis
Noah is a leader of Arizona Educators United and a K-8 music teacher at Tres Rios Service Academy in Tolleson.
+ Eric Blanc
Eric writes on labor movements past and present, including for Jacobin Magazine. Formerly a high school teacher in the Bay Area, he is a doctoral student in the Sociology department at New York University.
+ Leia Petty
Leia is a socialist and activist living in Brooklyn, NY. She is a member of the International Socialist Organization, a high school counselor, and a member of NYC for Abortion Rights, a new organization fighting for an unapologetic defense of abortion and full reproductive justice.
+ Ryan Bruckenthal
Ryan is a high school special education teacher in NYC, a rank and file activist in the UFT, and an organizer with DSA Teachers.
Co-sponsored by the International Socialist Organization (ISO) Brooklyn, Jacobin Magazine, the NYC DSA Labor Branch, the Downtown Socialists - ISO.
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