Alders denounce Chicago Teachers Union for post honoring Assata Shakur – CBS2 (Chicago)

"Eulogizing and celebrating a bank-robbing cop-killer who was broken out of prison and escaped to Cuba?" Ald. Brendan Reilly wrote on X. "I remember a time, not so long ago, when the teacher's union was focused on ensuring fairness at the bargaining table for our public school educators. That's the job."
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Deb
6 months ago

CTU is a progressive, far left activist group, not a labor union. They should be designated as such. Replace CTU with a real labor union who actually prioritizes education, not politics and power.

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
6 months ago
Reply to  Deb

You are consistently spot on, using common sense absent among our “leaders”. Keep it up!

Bill also
6 months ago

I want to see the members of ctu publicly denounce the leadership.

Call my shrink
6 months ago

That and $ 5.84 will get you a small coffee at Starbucks. Means nothing. Start cutting the crime on the street.

Hello Indiana!
6 months ago

Wait until the CTU DEMANDS that schools are re- named for Angela Davis, George Floyd, etc. maybe even a Latino revolutionary and Marx/ Lenin here and there to keep it diverse.

Brian Jones
6 months ago

The rank and file and the students are merely tools for the CTU to acheive some feverish revolutionary agenda that is as detached from reality as a Roger Dean album cover, but much less pretty.

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