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Adopted poetry and children: The educators who sang for justice

Adopted poetry and children: The educators who sang for justice

The artists behind the anti-lynching tune "Strange Fruit" fought racist and anti-Communist terror with their voices, and in their personal lives.

BY: Calvin Edwards| June 5, 2025
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Doxey Wilkerson: A revolutionary educator

Doxey Wilkerson: A revolutionary educator

Through his life, Doxey Wilkerson demonstrated the importance of education as a major terrain of struggle.

BY: Michael O’Dea| June 4, 2025
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A people’s victory in Chicago

A people’s victory in Chicago

Chicago's mayoral, city council, and police district council elections show promise of a new day for the windy city's working-class and people.

BY: John Bachtell| May 10, 2023
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Silencing educators means silencing the oppressed

Silencing educators means silencing the oppressed

Behind the extreme-right obsession with fake sexuality issues is an anti-democratic attempt to preserve doomed capitalism.

BY: Eric Brooks| March 10, 2023
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Reopen schools? Sure, but when and how?

Reopen schools? Sure, but when and how?

Reopening the schools is not as easy as the conservatives would have us believe.

BY: Ben Sears| March 26, 2021
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