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They Didn’t Wait: California Teachers Strike And Win

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By Danielle Smith Verified, Labor Notes
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: Oakland Education Association members made a banner for the ‘We Can’t Wait’ campaign. David Solnit. Tens of thousands of California educators joined forces statewide, wagering that they could win more by working together. The result was a wave of strikes this school year that defied narratives of austerity and won better funding.
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They Didn’t Wait: California Teachers Strike and Win

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By Danielle Smith Verified
| ZNetwork
Tens of thousands of California educators joined forces statewide, wagering that they could win more by working together. The result was a wave of strikes this school year that defied narratives of austerity and won better funding. “Our districts are different, but our stories are the same,” said Gina Gray, a Los Angeles high school English teacher who served on her union’s extended bargaining committee. “It’s exciting to see how up and down the state, locals are really standing up.
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They Didn’t Wait: California Teachers Strike and Win

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By Danielle Smith Verified
| Labor Notes Verified
Tens of thousands of California educators joined forces statewide, wagering that they could win more by working together. The result was a wave of strikes this school year that defied narratives of austerity and won better funding. “Our districts are different, but our stories are the same,” said Gina Gray, a Los Angeles high school English teacher who served on her union’s extended bargaining committee. “It’s exciting to see how up and down the state, locals are really standing up.
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