The Teachers’ Strikes and the Labor Movement

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Pete talks to Kate Doyle Griffiths about the teachers' strike in West Virginia and her article in Viewpoint Magazine.

Kate is a doctoral candidate at the CUNY Graduate Center in the department of Anthropology. She writes about work, women and queers, strikes and social reproduction, health and healthcare in the USA and South Africa. She is a member of Red Bloom, and an organizer with the International Women’s Strike. Here's a link to Kate’s Patreon page.

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