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• Laws Restricting Lessons on Racism Are Making It Hard for Teachers To Discuss the Massacre in Buffalo

  By: Mike Hixenbaugh

  In Texas, a teacher told her students she was required by law to provide them with multiple perspectives on the racist conspiracy theory that allegedly motivated the deadly attack in Buffalo
• Brookline teachers strike for one day, win three-year contract struggle

  By: Sebastian Garza

  In a single-day strike, the BEU strike won a three-year-long struggle
• Teaching Media Literacy Is the Only Real Answer to Fake News

  By: Nolan Higdon

  Censorship is an ineffective solution that only complicates the threats posed by fake news
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  The War on Youth in the Age of Fascist Politics

  By: Henry A. Giroux

  Youth, especially youth of color, are not only viewed as a liability, much of their behavior is also being increasingly criminalized
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  Librarians, Teachers Form Coalition to Fight GOP’s Book-Banning Frenzy

  By: Kenny Stancil

  "Book bans are about limiting kids' freedom to read and teachers' freedom to teach"
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  Adam & Eve’s Academentia

  By: Thomas Klikauer

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• It’s Time to Challenge the Corporate University

  By: Reshmi Dutt-Ballerstadt

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• No Half Measures, We Need Biden to Cancel All Student Loan Debt

  By: Frederick Bell Jr.

  The Debt Collective has successfully pushed Biden to extend the pause on student loan payments. Now we’re organizing to make the White House cancel all student debt
• To Save American Universities, We Need to Go On Strike

  By: Henry Snow

  Transforming the university will require academics to do something we’re notoriously bad at: stop working
• Risk Aversion Is Ruining Science

  By: Paul M. Sutter

  To nurture scientific discovery, universities and grant institutions must do a better job of rewarding failure
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  Why Canceling Student Debt Is a Matter of Racial Justice

  By: Sonali Kolhatkar

  Student debt disproportionately impacts Black and Brown Americans. It’s time to end this collective financial burden, and the president can do so with the stroke of a pen
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  Tested to Destruction

  By: George Monbiot

  England’s punitive exam system is only good at one thing: preserving privilege
• Community Schools Were Working in Oakland, But the District Is Shutting Them Down Anyway

  By: Jeff Bryant

  The school district was at the forefront of a public education model that is gaining national popularity
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  A School System Goes to Hell and Back Again

  By: Frida Berrigan

  A Pandemic Year of Hope, Trauma, and Tragedy, Up Close and Personal
• ‘It’s everybody on campus versus the administration’

  By: Mel Buer

  Indiana graduate workers strike for union recognition
• When It Comes to Prison Education, Some Who Need It Most May Be Left Behind

  By: Nuria Sheehan

  Programs unprepared to deal with carceral settings could reinforce the dehumanizing aspects of prison
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  Teaching Honest History

  By: Nancy Braus

  Because Black history is the history of America
• Universities, financialisation and the fightback at Goldsmiths

  By: Vincent Møystad

  As higher education institutions are pitted against each other, students, staff and activists must come together to resist a costly race to the bottom
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  Wall Street Is Fleecing a Bunch of Teachers

  By: Matthew Cunningham-Cook

  For decades, public workers’ pensions have been moved into private equity, hedge funds, and real estate investments, enriching finance industry moguls
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  ‘Pausing a Crisis Doesn’t End It’: Biden to Extend Student Loan Payment Freeze Again

  By: Jake Johnson

  "Biden needs to keep his promises to fix the broken student loan system and cancel student debt."
• The Radical Open Access Collective: Building Better Knowledge Commons

  By: David Bollier

  The general public may not give much thought to how scientists and scholars publish their work, but please know that it matters
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  Tennessee Is Taking School Privatization to an Extreme

  By: Andy Spears

  Lee has been fighting to redirect public money to private schools since before he was elected governor
• How Striking Lecturers Won Their Students’ Support

  By: Alessio Koliulis

  New tactics are working
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  1,000+ Professors Endorse Call to Cancel All Federal Student Loan Debt

  By: Jake Johnson

  "Universal debt cancellation would be the first serious step toward the goal of College for All that we have seen in our lifetime."
• Minneapolis Educators Just Showed the Country How to Strike and Win

  By: Greta Callahan

  The Minneapolis teachers’ union just won a nearly three-week-long strike