United Teachers Los Angeles, a 35,000-strong union in the Los Angeles Unified School District, made those demands in a policy paper it released this week. The organization called on local authorities to "keep school campuses closed when the semester begins on Aug. 18." [FONT="] More than 18,000 of the 35,000 UTLA members responded to an informal poll and 83% agreed with the UTLA board of directors[/FONT]
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they demand:
1) private schools that get public funder must get shut down immediately
2) end the LAPD and use the money for education, housing, and public health
3) the passing of a Federal Medicare-for-All program
4) "federal bailout" of their school districts
5) increase in CA state taxes especially among the wealthy
Their paper ended with a section titled, “In Conclusion: Normal Wasn’t Working For Us Before. We Can’t Go Back.”
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they demand:
1) private schools that get public funder must get shut down immediately
2) end the LAPD and use the money for education, housing, and public health
3) the passing of a Federal Medicare-for-All program
4) "federal bailout" of their school districts
5) increase in CA state taxes especially among the wealthy
Their paper ended with a section titled, “In Conclusion: Normal Wasn’t Working For Us Before. We Can’t Go Back.”