Democrats (Accidentally) Make The Case Against Teachers’ Unions – I & I

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NB-Chicago
5 years ago

Have no clue why Republicans/conservatives aren’t pursing this argument. If your a low income black student in cps, for example, being stuck with a crappy ctu teacher who cant be fired is ok for the socailly woke blm because the teachers arent shooting anybody on cell-phone video for the instant social media shock value?. Will recall my mom back in the 60s and my wife in the 90s fighting to get rid of absolute incompetent cps/ctu teachers–nobody was fired. And as we all know, nobodys ever fired or even disaplined in any illinois public sec unions. But cops collective bagining… Read more »

nixit
5 years ago
Reply to  NB-Chicago

CPS Student Population: African American: 35.9%, Hispanic: 46.6%, White: 10.8%
CPS Racial Breakdowns (All Staff): African-American: 32.8%, Hispanic: 25.6%, White: 34.8%
CPS Teacher Racial Breakdowns: African-American: 20.7%, Hispanic: 21.3%, White: 50.3%
 
CTU membership is majority white. Would wager IFT membership is super-majority white. Yet where is their accountability in all this?
 

Richard Poo Millersky
5 years ago
Reply to  NB-Chicago

Steve Boulton replaced Chris Cleveland as Chicago GOP Chair, as shown on the Chicago GOP Website. ?

Freddy
5 years ago

Check out if you are not familiar with John Stossel Stupid in America 5-6-12 (that’s the air date) on youtube. Find the 39 minute version. Also “The education blob strikes back, unions,pta,
“aired 4-18-2013 with John Stossel about 41 minutes long. Caution! your BP will go up as will your property tax’s.

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