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Mother Jones and the Chicago Teachers Union Strike

Oct 21, 2019
1 min read

Updated: Jul 1, 2020

Mother Jones went mobile for the CTU strike, thanks to CTU member Les Plewa who built a rolling cart. Mother is living up to the hype that she follows injustice and inspires. She was all over thanks to Les. See the news articles below for more details about this struggle.


She was also featured in several news article, including these two:








6 Comments


Michael Hatcher
7 days ago

This is an interesting look at the history of labor activism and the connections between Mother Jones and the Chicago Teachers Union. I appreciate how the post places the strike within its broader historical context rather than treating it as an isolated event. Learning about these earlier movements can provide useful perspective on how organized labor and education advocacy developed over time. For a quick break afterward, GTA Vice City browser game is another option to play online.

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nyt hints
Sep 16

I appreciate the depth of research and clarity in your writing. This piece provides a fresh and compelling take on the subject. spin blast


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The story about the CTU strike and the rolling cart was really interesting, especially seeing how people found creative ways to get the message out. On a lighter note, I sometimes unwind with Subway Surfers Online in my free time, and it’s a fun little way to relax.

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