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What the 2018-19 Teacher Walkouts Mean for Labor in a Post-Janus World

by MJR&L on February 25, 2019April 21, 2019

By Donna Cao Associate Editor, Vol. 24 The 2018 teacher movement, monikered “Red for Ed,” is the first post-Janus demonstration of the future of the U.S. education labor movement. Educators wear the color red to represent their advocacy for increased funding for public schools, many of which operate in the red, and to describe the […]

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