In Chicago, a Socialist Teacher Takes on the Entrenched Political Machine – Jacobin

City Council candidate Ambria Taylor says, "Chicago saved my life in a lot of ways. Urban areas have public transportation, they have dense development where you can walk to get what you need, where you can get to a job without a car...Experiencing all that defined me. It’s why I’m so committed to protecting public goods like affordable public transportation and affordable housing. It’s why I’m a socialist."
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nixit
3 years ago

“CTU member supports CTU candidate” lol what a coup.

Traice
3 years ago

Yet another case made for school choice

Giddyap
3 years ago

Filthy communists should not be allowed near children.

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