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Micah Uetricht
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Dark Days for Philly Schools As Cuts Threaten to Decimate District
Despite educators’ best efforts, urban school systems are bleak places to work at and learn in these more »
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10-Year Strike at Chicago’s Congress Hotel Ends in Defeat, But Leaves a Legacy
The longest strike in America ended yesterday when the union representing workers at the Congress Hotel in Chicago more »
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After Fighting Rahm Emanuel on Layoffs, Airport Janitors Demand New Union
Chicago O’Hare Airport janitors have spent much of the last year battling Mayor Rahm Emanuel over more »
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Born Losers
Political scientist Corey Robin believes a sense of loss animates modern conservatism. more »
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Why Walmart, Why Now?
Labor historian Nelson Lichtenstein sheds light on the new surge of Walmart protests. more »
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Why I Chose to Get Arrested With 174 Occupy Chicago Protesters
The Occupy movement and struggling workers want the same thing CHICAGO—As I was ushered from a more »
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Teachers of Color, Poor Communities Bear Brunt of Layoffs in Chicago
Black teachers in Chicago appear to be receiving pink slips at higher rates than white teachers, according to more »
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The Secret Life of Economists
Conflicts of interest throughout the Dismal Science are more common than you know. more »
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Home Is Where the Fight Is
Steve Meacham is on the frontlines of the foreclosure crisis. more »
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Wis. Capitol Protesters Avoid Eviction, Win GOP Lawmaker to Their Side
Two major victories for cross-class crowd opposing Gov. Walker's proposed unionbusting bill MADISON, WIS.—“We were more »
