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U.T.L.A. teachers went on a sympathy strike in March 2023 when support staff walked out shutting down schools for three days
The California Teachers Association launched a campaign last year called “We Can’t Wait”
Teachers have watched their colleagues win sizable pay increases by going on strike
Teachers in Richmond negotiated an 8 percent raise over two years after a nearly weeklong strike in December
San Francisco teachers went on strike Monday for the first time since 1979
The affordability crisis for educators needed to be addressed immediately
Cassondra Curiel led a rally on the steps of Mission High School
District officials announced on Monday afternoon that schools would stay closed on Tuesday
The union represents about 6000 teachers librarians social workers and nurses
Rights groups say that vastly underestimates the number killed with HRANA estimating more than 6900 dead
Farnaz Fassihi is the United Nations bureau chief for The Times leading coverage of the organization
Universities were closed for years.
Hegel was living in Jena putting final touches on his masterwork Phenomenology of Spirit Napoleon arrived with his troops in 1806
Michel Foucault relished the Iranian Revolution’s perversity it was perhaps the greatest ever insurrection against global systems the most insane and the most modern form of revolt
Hegel wrote I saw the Emperor this world-soul
Leo Tolstoy dismissed the great-man theory of the Napoleonic Wars in War and Peace 1869
Niall Ferguson credits his decision to become a historian to reading Tolstoy’s epilogue
Louis-Napoleon Geoffroy wrote a book imagining a world in which Napoleon's Russian invasion hadn't failed after his defeat
Khomeini's followers were dumbfounded by the publication of "The Wine of Love" a collection of his mystical poems after his death
Reporter Scott Anderson discusses Etalaat's editorial in a chapter titled "The Butterfly Effect" in the book "King of Kings" (Doubleday)
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The affordability crisis for educators needed to be addressed immediately
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Cassondra Curiel led a rally on the steps of Mission High School
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