With 92 percent voting to strike, Minneapolis educators confront a politically engineered budget crisis and a union leadership seeking to suppress their struggle, highlighting the need for rank-and-file committees to defend public education and connect the struggle to the broader fight of the working class.

With 92 percent voting to strike, Minneapolis educators confront a politically engineered budget crisis and a union leadership seeking to suppress their struggle, highlighting the need for rank-and-file committees to defend public education and connect the struggle to the broader fight of the working class.

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