
We are a collective of revolutionary workers employed in educational institutions producing regular reflections on labor theory and strategy, education history, studies of educational workplaces, and reports on concrete class struggle.
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We repost this essay by Ryan from the UK IWW’s Teaching English as a Foreign Language Workers Union. It contains an interesting and useful analysis of the connections between the TEFL sector of the education industry and british imperialism...
We regard the following text as a draft, one that we will come back to revise as events develop and as we receive feedback. If you have thoughts you want to share with us about how we can improve this essay, please get in touch!
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I’m splitting up my old essay “Proletarians or Professionals?” into a series and updating it throughout the process. I’ve done a lot of studying, organizing, and conversing since I last substantially updated it in 2023. I hope you’ll agree...
The following is part one of an introduction to a future series of worker inquiries into educational workplaces in the DC, MD, and VA region. These notes are unfinished in many ways, marking a starting rather than a finishing point. Part on...
It’s been awhile! We’ll have some new, longer-form material for you analyzing the education industry and how the workers within it can act to transform it. You can expect an essay that provides an overview of the political economy and class...
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We are a collective of revolutionary workers employed in educational institutions producing regular reflections on labor theory and strategy, education history, studies of educational workplaces, and reports on concrete class struggle.
A perennially broke education worker and a budding Kilgore Trout. Autonomist. Organizing with the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
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