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Jacob Lederman

Ann Arbor
As seen in: The Michigan Daily
Sociology @ U. Michigan-Flint // cities, politics, Latin America. Ex-New Yorker. New Book: Chasing World-Class Urbanism, tinyurl.com/y8cuqflw
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The One University Coalition Cannot Support Regent Behm's Reelection

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By Jacob Lederman, Logan Smith
| The Michigan Daily
Sarah Boeke/Daily. Buy this photo. In June 2020, the One University Coalition held a rally outside the downtown Flint office of University of Michigan Regent Michael Behm (D). One University is a movement aimed at increasing equity across the three campuses of the University of Michigan. Our coalition rallied to demand accountability from an elected official with deep ties to the city of Flint who we believed had not done enough to advance key equity priorities.
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President Schlissel: Are you the President of U-M or the President of U-M Ann Arbor?

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By Jacob Lederman, Liz Rohan, Danielle Held, Bennett Walling
| The Michigan Daily
LEO members and supporters of the One University campaign rally outside of President Schlissel’s house. Dominick Sokotoff/Daily. Buy this photo. Two weeks ago, University President Mark Schlissel used an evaluative survey sent to all governing faculty at the University of Michigan to ask whether they supported expanding the Go Blue Guarantee for the University’s Flint and Dearborn campuses.
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Flint’s Water Crisis Is No Accident. It’s the Result of Years of Devastating Free-Market Reforms.

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By Jacob Lederman
| In These Times
This is what neoliberal governance looks like. In an October 8, 2015 press conference, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder made a surprising about-face. After installing an unelected emergency manager in the city of Flint in 2011, the Republican governor was forced to reverse his appointee’s 2014 decision to switch the water supply to the Flint River. The decision was prompted by a Virginia Tech study that confirmed high levels of lead in many of the city’s homes.
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