2014
DOI: 10.1215/15476715-2385516
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Reds at the Blackboard: Communism, Civil Rights, and the New York City Teachers Union

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“…The first teacher organization in New York City to receive a charter from the American Federation of Teachers was the Teachers Union (tu) in 1916. The first organized opposition to the tu's leadership emerged less than a decade later, in 1923, when tu teachers who were also members of the Communist Party created the Rank and File Caucus (Taylor, 2011). This cp-led caucus won tu leadership in 1935, prompting the previous leadership to leave the tu and form the more moderate Teachers Guild.…”
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“…The first teacher organization in New York City to receive a charter from the American Federation of Teachers was the Teachers Union (tu) in 1916. The first organized opposition to the tu's leadership emerged less than a decade later, in 1923, when tu teachers who were also members of the Communist Party created the Rank and File Caucus (Taylor, 2011). This cp-led caucus won tu leadership in 1935, prompting the previous leadership to leave the tu and form the more moderate Teachers Guild.…”
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“…As Black Americans migrated to the industrial North and women joined the workforce in large numbers, they brought renewed militant energy, broad social visions, and deep movement connections (Moody, 2007;Windham, 2017). Caucuses emphasized democratic methods, militant action and concerted connections with social and political issues beyond "merely" economic matters (Taylor, 2011).1 While these caucuses hardly represented the dominant tendencies of the labor movement, they held open critical spaces for democratic, social justice visions to root within the labor movement.…”
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“…A democratização não apenas do acesso à escola, mas à sua gestão, às decisões que dizem respeito a seu funcionamento cotidiano etc., envolvendo todos os grupos da comunidade escolar, é uma pauta que, no Brasil e internacionalmente, foi sendo trabalhada por movimentos de contestação (TAYLOR, 2011;ASHBY e BRUNO, 2016;GOULART, 2004;GINDIN e FINGER, 2013 etc. ).…”
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